§ 41-10-3. Application for license — Action by division of gaming and athletics licensing.
(a) Any person, association, or corporation desiring to conduct pari-mutuel wagering at
an offtrack betting facility on any racing event shall apply to the division for a
license on forms provided by the division. The application shall specify the days
on which betting is to be conducted; the location of the betting facility; and other
information as may be required by the division. The division may also require any
person, association, or corporation to give information as to their or its financial
standing and credit. The division shall have the right
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§ 41-10-3. Application for license — Action by division of gaming and athletics licensing.
(a) Any person, association, or corporation desiring to conduct pari-mutuel wagering at
an offtrack betting facility on any racing event shall apply to the division for a
license on forms provided by the division. The application shall specify the days
on which betting is to be conducted; the location of the betting facility; and other
information as may be required by the division. The division may also require any
person, association, or corporation to give information as to their or its financial
standing and credit. The division shall have the right to reject any applications
for a license for any cause that it may deem sufficient. Applicants aggrieved by a
decision or order of the division shall have the right to an appeal to the racing
and athletics board pursuant to chapter 2 of this title. The division shall allow
an offtrack betting facility to be open seven (7) days a week. On each day of the
week, the offtrack facility licensee may import racing programs from one or more out-of-state
racetracks in a manner to be approved by the division.
(b) Definition of an "offtrack betting facility�: An offtrack betting facility shall be
a full-service betting facility offering foods and beverage services plus other amenities,
containing a minimum of ten thousand square feet (10,000 sq. ft.), providing audio/visual
signals of horse racing programs via approved telecommunication and totalizator systems.