Louisiana Statutes
§ 4:170 — State and parish fair associations excepted; voters of parish may prohibit racing
Louisiana·Title 4 Amusements and Sports
The provisions of R.S. 4:141 through R.S. 4:168, and R.S. 4:171 through R.S. 4:180 do not apply to the running of horse races conducted by any state fair association or parish fair association which holds not more than one meeting annually and which restricts that annual meeting to three days or less. Further, the qualified voters of any parish may prohibit or exclude horse racing, or refuse or suspend any license granted under this Part to conduct racing within that parish, by a popular vote of its electorate and as provided by the forms and regulations presently obtaining in local option elections.
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Legislative History
Acts 1968, No. 554, §1.
Nearby Sections
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§ 4:10
Game regulations§ 4:10.1
Capital prize to be awarded§ 4:10.2
False advertising§ 4:10.3
Specific games; requirements§ 4:10.4
Gambling prohibited§ 4:10.5
Exemptions§ 4:10.6
Violations; penalties§ 4:141
§ 4:141§ 4:142
Purpose§ 4:143
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