Michigan § 431.324 Prohibited dissemination of racing information.

Michigan Statutes

§ 431.324 — Prohibited dissemination of racing information.

Michigan § 431.324

Ch. 431RACING, BOXING, AND EXHIBITIONS

Act 279 of 1995HORSE RACING LAW OF 1995 (431.301-431.336)

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HORSE RACING LAW OF 1995 (EXCERPT) Act 279 of 1995 431.324 Prohibited dissemination of racing information. Sec.

24.A person licensed under this act shall not knowingly permit the dissemination of racing information that might be of benefit to the operator of an illegal handbook or other illegal gambling enterprise, including the changes in odds which may take place during the period of wagering in advance of each race. This section does not prevent the accredited representatives of newspapers, turf publications, newspaper press services, radio and television networks and stations, and other news and sports reporting media from promptly reporting from the racetrack the results of races, payoff prices on winning tickets, entries, claims, and other information concerning the actual running o

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HORSE RACING LAW OF 1995 (EXCERPT) Act 279 of 1995 431.324 Prohibited dissemination of racing information. Sec. 24. A person licensed under this act shall not knowingly permit the dissemination of racing information that might be of benefit to the operator of an illegal handbook or other illegal gambling enterprise, including the changes in odds which may take place during the period of wagering in advance of each race. This section does not prevent the accredited representatives of newspapers, turf publications, newspaper press services, radio and television networks and stations, and other news and sports reporting media from promptly reporting from the racetrack the results of races, payoff prices on winning tickets, entries, claims, and other information concerning the actual running of races and training activities.