Texas § 2026.103 CLASS 2 RACETRACK.

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§ 2026.103 — CLASS 2 RACETRACK.

Texas § 2026.103

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 2026.103 (2026).

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Sec. 2026.103. CLASS 2 RACETRACK.

(a)A class 2 racetrack is a racetrack on which live racing is conducted for a number of days, as determined by the commission under Subchapter A , Chapter 2029 .

(b)A class 2 racetrack is entitled to conduct 60 days of live racing in a calendar year. A racetrack association may request additional or fewer days of live racing. If, after receipt of a request from a racetrack association, the commission determines additional or fewer days to be economically feasible and in the best interest of this state and the racing industry, the commission shall grant the request.

(c)The commission may permit a racetrack association that holds a class 2 racetrack license and that is located in a national historic district to conduct horse races for more than 60 days in

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Sec. 2026.103. CLASS 2 RACETRACK. (a) A class 2 racetrack is a racetrack on which live racing is conducted for a number of days, as determined by the commission under Subchapter A , Chapter 2029 .
(b) A class 2 racetrack is entitled to conduct 60 days of live racing in a calendar year. A racetrack association may request additional or fewer days of live racing. If, after receipt of a request from a racetrack association, the commission determines additional or fewer days to be economically feasible and in the best interest of this state and the racing industry, the commission shall grant the request.
(c) The commission may permit a racetrack association that holds a class 2 racetrack license and that is located in a national historic district to conduct horse races for more than 60 days in a calendar year.