Pari-Mutuel Betting Supervision Regulations

Contents

The Minister of Agriculture, pursuant to section 204 of the Criminal Code, hereby revokes the Race Track Supervision Regulations, C.R.C., c. 441, and makes the annexed Regulations respecting the supervision and operation of pari-mutuel betting at race-courses and the prohibition, restriction and regulation of the possession of drugs and equipment used in the administering of drugs at race-courses, in substitution therefor.^noteOttawa, Ontario, May 30, 1991

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[Repealed, SOR/2011-158, s. 2] (repealed)

Interpretation

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In these Regulations,

account means an account under a telephone account betting system or under an on-track account betting system, as the case may be; (compte)

Act means the Criminal Code; (Loi)

approved means approved in writing by the Executive Director; (approuvé)

approximate odds means the odds that are calculated by an association before the close of betting on a race; (cotes approximatives)

Area Manager [Repealed, SOR/2003-218, s. 1]

Area Supervisor [Revoked, SOR/93-255, s. 1]

association’s percentage means the percentage referred to in subsection 102(2) that an association deducts and retains from each pool; (retenue de l’association)

betting theatre [Repealed, SOR/2017-8, s. 1]

calculating pool means the portion of the net pool that remains after deduction of the total value or the net value as determined pursuant to paragraph 119(4)(a), as the case may be, of all bets on the winning horses in that pool; (poule de calcul)

cashier [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

charter means the person designated by an association to record and report the information referred to in subparagraphs 27(a)(ix), (xi), (xii), (xiv) and (xx); (statisticien)

Commission, in respect of a province, means the organization that supervises and regulates races in the province and that is incorporated under the laws of that province or another province; (commission)

consolation double means the pay-out price of a daily double ticket that combines a horse, entry or mutuel field that is declared the winner in the official result of the first race of the daily double with a horse, entry or mutuel field in the second race of the daily double where, after the first race is closed to betting,

(a)the second race of the daily double is cancelled, or

(b)the horse, entry or mutuel field in the second race of the daily double is scratched from that race; (prix de consolation du pari double)

daily double means a type of bet on two races to select the winning horse in the official result in each race; (pari double)

day means a period of 24 hours from midnight to midnight; (jour ou journée)

dead heat means the official result of a race in which more than one horse finishes in the same position; (égalité)

Department means the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food; (ministère)

Director [Revoked, SOR/93-255, s. 1]

drug means any substance included in the schedule; (drogue)

drug control service [Repealed, SOR/2000-163, s. 1]

drug control surveillance program [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

EIPH list means a list, established and maintained by the Commission under subsection 170.1(1), of horses that display symptoms of exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage; (liste IHPE)

enactment means an Act or any rule, regulations, order or other instrument made under the authority of an Act; (texte législatif)

entry means two or more horses in a race that, for the purpose of making a bet, are treated as one horse; (écurie couplée)

equine drug control program means all of the activities relating to equine drug control undertaken by the test inspectors, official chemists and veterinarians designated by the appropriate Commissions at official laboratories and other facilities dedicated to that control; (programme de contrôle des drogues équines)

exactor means a type of bet on a race to select, in the correct order, the first two horses in the official result; (couplé gagnant)

exchange system [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

Executive Director means the officer who is the Executive Director of the Canadian Pari-Mutuel Agency; (directeur exécutif)

feature pool [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

final odds means the odds that are calculated by an association after the close of betting on a race; (cotes définitives)

foreign race inter-track betting means pari-mutuel betting at one or more satellite tracks on a foreign race, where the money bet on each pool at each satellite track is combined with the money bet on the corresponding pool that is operated by a foreign pool host to form one pool from which the pay-out price is calculated and distributed; (pari inter-hippodromes sur course à l’étranger)

foreign race separate pool betting means separate pool betting in Canada on a foreign race; (pari séparé sur course à l’étranger)

home market area [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

horseman [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

horseperson means any person, group or organization that has an interest in the sharing of purses drawn from an association’s percentage and in the scheduling of races by the association, but does not include an officer or employee of an association; (professionnel du cheval)

host track means a race-course at which a race is held, with any inter-track or separate pool betting on that race being conducted at a satellite track; (hippodrome hôte)

infield board [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

inter-track betting means pari-mutuel betting at one or more satellite tracks or in one or more places in one or more foreign countries, with the money bet on each pool at each satellite track or place being combined with the money bet on the corresponding pool that is operated by the pool host to form one pool from which the pay-out price is calculated and distributed; (pari inter-hippodromes)

judge means a person who is licensed by a Commission to administer and enforce the applicable rules of racing at a race-course; (juge)

late scratch means a horse that is withdrawn from a race after betting on that race has begun; (retrait de dernière heure)

legal percentages, in respect of a pool, means

(a)the association’s percentage,

(b)the deduction from each dollar bet authorized under a provincial enactment, and

(c)the payment to the Receiver General, determined in accordance with subsection 204(4) of the Act; (prélèvements prescrits)

Minister means the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food; (ministre)

mutuel field means two or more horses in a race that, for the purpose of making a bet, are treated as one horse because the number of horses in the race exceeds the number that can be dealt with individually by the pari-mutuel system; (champ mutuel)

net factor means the difference between one and the sum of the legal percentages that an association deducts from the value of each bet made on a pool, expressed as a fraction; (facteur net)

net pool means the portion of a pool that remains after deduction of the legal percentages; (poule nette)

odds means the probable pay-out price in the win pool or the ratio that represents that pay-out price; (cotes)

officer means a person who is appointed by the Minister to supervise the operation of a pari-mutuel system and to administer and ensure compliance with these Regulations; (fonctionnaire désigné)

official chemist means a chemist who is designated by the Executive Director; (chimiste officiel)

official laboratory means a laboratory that is designated by the Executive Director; (laboratoire officiel)

official result means the order of finish of the horses in a race as declared by the stewards or judges, as the case may be; (résultat officiel)

official sample means a sample of blood, urine or other bodily substance that is, by means of approved paraphernalia, collected from a horse and packaged and sealed by or under the supervision of a test inspector; (échantillon officiel)

official veterinarian [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

on-track account betting means pari-mutuel betting conducted at a race-course or in a betting theatre of an association otherwise than by buying a ticket; (pari sur hippodrome)

on-track account betting system means the services, facilities and equipment used for conducting on-track account betting; (système de pari sur hippodrome)

outstanding ticket means a winning ticket that has not been cashed before the end of the racing day for which it was issued; (billet impayé)

pari-mutuel department means

(a)the facilities of an association in which the pari-mutuel system is situated, and

(b)the operations of an association related to the pari-mutuel system; (service de pari mutuel)

pari-mutuel system means the equipment and all software, including the totalizator, the telephone account betting system, the on-track account betting system and the inter-track betting equipment, that are used to record bets and to transmit betting data; (système de pari mutuel)

pay-out price, in respect of a pool, means the amount of money that is payable to the holder of a winning ticket or to an account holder who has made a winning bet, for each dollar bet by the holder or account holder, as the case may be, calculated in accordance with Part IV; (rapport)

permit means a permit issued under section 6; (permis)

place means a type of bet on a race to select a horse to finish first or second in the official result; (pari « placé »)

pool, in respect of each type of bet that may be made on a race, means the total amount of money bet on the race; (poule)

pool host means the organization that is responsible for combining the money for each type of bet from any location to form one pool from which the pay-out prices are calculated and distributed; (hôte de la poule)

post time means the time that is set for the start of a race; (heure de départ)

quantitative limit [Repealed, SOR/2000-163, s. 1]

quinella means a type of bet on a race to select, in any order, the first two horses in the official result; (jumelé)

race means a running, trotting or pacing horse-race on which pari-mutuel betting is conducted; (course)

race-meeting means a series of racing cards that is held by an association at a race-course; (réunion de courses)

racing card means a number of races that are scheduled to be run consecutively during a specified period on any one day at a race-course; (programme de courses)

retention area means the area and facilities within the race-course of an association that are provided by the association for the collection and securing of official samples; (enclos)

rules of racing means

(a)in the case of a race held in a province, the rules made by a Commission, and

(b)in the case of a foreign race, the rules made by the governing body that regulates the race; (règles de course)

satellite track means a race-course where, by way of inter-track and separate pool betting, bets are taken on races held at a host track; (hippodrome satellite)

scratched in respect of a horse, means a horse that does not start or compete in a race because it is

(a)declared a late scratch,

(b)determined not to have had a fair start, pursuant to the applicable rules of racing,

(c)declared to be a non-contestant, pursuant to the applicable rules of racing,

(d)added to the race after betting has begun, in contravention of subsection 52(3), or

(e)a horse in relation to which an officer has ordered that betting be stopped under subsection 52(4); (retiré)

seller [Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 1]

separate pool betting means pari-mutuel betting at one or more satellite tracks or in one or more places in one or more foreign countries on a race that is held at a host track, where the money bet on each pool at each satellite track is retained at that satellite track or is combined with the money bet on the corresponding pool at another satellite track or tracks or at a place or places to form one pool from which the pay-out price is calculated and distributed; (pari séparé)

show means a type of bet on a race to select a horse to finish first, second or third in the official result; (pari « classé »)

special sample [Repealed, SOR/2000-163, s. 1]

steward has the same meaning as judge; (version anglaise seulement)

tag [Repealed, SOR/2000-163, s. 1]

telephone means any telecommunication device that can be used to record and verify a bet made by an account holder; (téléphone)

telephone account betting means pari-mutuel betting conducted by an account holder by means of a telephone; (pari par téléphone)

telephone account betting system means the recording devices and related equipment that are used to record and conduct telephone account betting; (système de pari par téléphone)

teller means a person who issues and cashes tickets for an association; (caissier)

test [Repealed, SOR/2000-163, s. 1]

test inspector means a person who is designated as a test inspector by the Executive Director for the purpose of collecting or supervising the collection of official samples; (inspecteur des prélèvements)

theatre betting means pari-mutuel betting that is conducted in a betting theatre in accordance with these Regulations; (pari en salle)

theatre licence means a licence that is issued under subsection 85(3) by the Executive Director to an association to authorize it to conduct theatre betting; (permis de pari en salle)

ticket means a receipt that is issued by an association for one or more bets on a race; (billet)

triactor means a type of bet on a race to select, in the correct order, the first three horses in the official result; (triplé)

win means a type of bet on a race to select a horse to finish first in the official result; (pari « gagnant »)

winning ticket includes a ticket that is eligible for refund; (billet gagnant)

year means a calendar year. (année)

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Part I · Permits

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(1)No association shall conduct pari-mutuel betting unless

(a)the association has been issued a permit;

(b)the pari-mutuel system and the facilities for its supervision and operation have been approved in accordance with section 15; and

(c)the association, if it conducts 10 or more days of racing per year, has provided

(i)a racing licence issued by the appropriate Commission,

(ii)the race dates approved by the appropriate Commission, and

(iii)evidence of a signed agreement for the period of the proposed pari-mutuel betting, between the association and the horsepersons who have been approved by the appropriate Commission, addressing the sharing of revenues between the association and those horsepersons.

(2) and (3)[Repealed, SOR/2017-8, s. 2] (repealed)

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An association shall submit an application for a permit to the Executive Director.^note

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An association shall, in making an application for a permit,

(a)provide evidence that the association is a corporation in good standing under the laws of the jurisdiction in which it was incorporated;

(b)name the owners and directors of the association and any person who holds or exercises control over 10 per cent or more of any voting shares issued by the association;

(c)provide evidence that the association

(i)owns the race-course on which the races are to be run, or

(ii)holds a lease on the race-course on which the races are to be run, for the duration of the permit;

(d)provide the association’s percentage;

(e)describe the types of bets that the association proposes to operate as the pool host and the method of calculation that the association proposes to use for each type of bet, in accordance with Part IV and section 143;

(f)provide the dates on which the association proposes to operate as the pool host for pari-mutuel betting on horse-racing conducted at its race-course;

(g)describe the methods by which the association will present the information required under sections 25 to 27 to the public;

(h)describe the manner in which the association will add to pari-mutuel pools, the amounts generated from overages and underpayments in accordance with sections 65 and 113;

(i)if the association has contracted the operation of the pari-mutuel system to another person,

(i)provide a copy of the contract, and

(ii)name the person who manages and operates the pari-mutuel system at the association’s race-course; and

(j)provide any other information respecting the ownership and financial circumstances of the association that may be required by the Executive Director to determine whether the association is able to conduct pari-mutuel betting in accordance with the Act and these Regulations.

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(1)The Executive Director shall issue a permit, for a period of not greater than three years, to an association if

(a)the information provided in accordance with section 5 demonstrates that the association is able to conduct pari-mutuel betting in accordance with the Act and these Regulations; and

(b)the methods described in accordance with paragraph 5(g) demonstrate that the association is capable of presenting the information referred to in that paragraph in a manner that is easily accessible to the public.

(2)A permit that is issued to an association shall

(a)specify the period during which the association may conduct pari-mutuel betting; and

(b)set out the terms and conditions of the permit, including

(i)the type of bets that the association may offer and the method of calculation that the association may use for each type of bet,

(ii)the facilities and equipment that require improvements to be made, including those associated with the undertaking of the equine drug control program activities, before the association may conduct pari-mutuel betting at its race-course, and

(iii)any limitations or restrictions on pari-mutuel betting that arise from the type of pari-mutuel system used at the association’s race-course.

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(1)An association that has applied for a permit under section 4 may also apply for a theatre licence under section 85 or an authorization under sections 76 or 84.1 or subsections 90(1) or (2) or 94(1) or (2), as the case may be.

(2)An association may apply to the Executive Director to amend its permit or theatre licence or its authorization obtained under sections 76, 84.1, 90 or 95, as the case may be.

(3)An association shall immediately inform the Executive Director in writing of any changes in circumstances regarding the information required under section 5 or subsections 76(1), 84.1(1), 85(1), 90(1) or (2) or 94(1) or (2), or any other change in circumstances relevant to the permit, theatre licence or authorization referred to in any of those provisions, including the commencement of proceedings under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act or the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, the acquisition of a court order directed against the association or any change that affects whether the association will be able to continue to conduct horse races on its race-course in the ordinary course of its business.

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If an association contravenes any provision of the Act or these Regulations or fails to comply with any term or condition of its permit or requirement of its theatre licence or authorization obtained under sections 76, 84.1, 90 or 95, as the case may be, or if there has been a change in circumstances under subsection 7(3), the Executive Director may, by written notice to an association,

(a)issue a direction informing the association what actions it must take within a time specified by the Executive Director for the association to comply;

(b)in the case where a permit has been issued and an application has been made for a theatre licence or authorization, refuse to issue the licence or authorization;

(c)amend the terms and conditions of the permit, the requirements of the theatre licence or authorization to the extent necessary to remedy any contravention or non-compliance or address the change in circumstances;

(d)if the remedies described in paragraphs (a) to (c) fail to address the situation, suspend the permit, theatre licence or authorization for a specified period of time during which the association must remedy the contravention or non-compliance or address the change of circumstances to the satisfaction of the Executive Director; or

(e)cancel the permit, theatre licence or authorization if it is apparent that the association will be unable to remedy the contravention or non-compliance or address the change of circumstances within a reasonable period of time or if the change in circumstances results in the permit, theatre licence or authorization becoming inapplicable.

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[Repealed, SOR/2003-218, s. 4] (repealed)

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[Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 6] (repealed)

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An association shall display its permit prominently in a public place at its race-course.

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[Repealed, SOR/2003-218, s. 5] (repealed)

Part II · Pari-mutuel Systems and Related Facilities

Requirements Generally

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(1)An association shall permit an officer to test the pari-mutuel system and to examine the facilities for its supervision and operation to ensure that they meet the requirements of this Part and are in good working condition.

(2)If an association proposes a change in its pari-mutuel system, including the persons who operate it, the association shall notify an officer and permit the officer to conduct any applicable test before implementing the change.

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(1)For the proper supervision and operation of a pari-mutuel system, an association shall, at its race-course,

(a)provide rooms and areas that are lighted, ventilated and equipped with plumbing and electricity to meet the requirements of the operations carried out therein;

(b)provide a suitable location for providing the public with information and for receiving complaints from the public;

(c)ensure that each betting terminal is identifiable by means of a distinct name or number that is visible to any person who makes or cashes a bet;

(d)provide, for the use of an officer, an office in the immediate vicinity of the totalizator that is equipped with

(i)connections that are capable of supporting telephone and Internet services,

(ii)a storage cabinet and a filing cabinet that can be locked, and

(iii)such additional furnishings as are necessary to permit the officer to perform the officer’s duties; and

(e)provide, at the race-course, one or more devices used to close betting on a race, with one being in the immediate vicinity of the totalizator and any others being at locations authorized by an officer.

(2)Paragraph (1)(d) does not apply in respect of a race-course that conducts races on fewer than 10 days in a year.

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An association shall maintain a daily written record of the pari-mutuel system’s operations and maintenance and shall retain each record for a period of at least one year from the day on which it was created.^note

Requirements for Pari-mutuel Systems

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A pari-mutuel system shall not be approved unless

(a)it is capable of accurately recording bets;

(b)it is capable of accurately calculating the pay-out prices;

(c)the tickets printed by the system contain the information set out in section 16; and

(d)the association provides an officer, on request, with

(i)a description of the pari-mutuel system, including a diagram of the configuration of the totalizator,

(ii)a description of the method for sending and receiving pari-mutuel information between host and satellite tracks,

(iii)a description of the interface capabilities of the pari-mutuel system,

(iv)a description of the security system for the pari-mutuel system,

(v)a description of the controlled access to the pari-mutuel system,

(vi)a description of the security system that protects all records pertaining to the pari-mutuel system, including records of outstanding tickets and all approved types of pari-mutuel betting,

(vii)a description of procedures to implement modifications and testing of the pari-mutuel system,

(viii)a catalogue of all the pari-mutuel system computer records that are used at the association’s race-course, and

(ix)a glossary of terms, procedural-log explanations and any other information required to enable an officer to audit the pari-mutuel system.

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An approval of a pari-mutuel system shall be given for a period of not greater than three years.^note

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An association shall ensure that every ticket sets out

(a)the name of the race-course;

(b)the value of each individual bet;

(c)the amount of money bet;

(d)the type of bet;

(e)the location, number and date of the race;

(f)a code that uniquely identifies the ticket;

(g)the date the ticket was issued;

(h)the number of the horse or horses on which the bet was made; and

(i)the number of the ticket-issuing machine.

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Whenever a device referred to in paragraph 13(1)(e) to close betting in a pari-mutuel system has been activated, the association shall record on its pari-mutuel system log file

(a)the device that was used to close betting; and

(b)the time of day in hours, minutes and seconds at which betting was closed.

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[Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 14] (repealed)

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[Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 14] (repealed)

Testing and Breakdown of Pari-mutuel Systems

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An association shall, each day prior to the opening of betting,

(a)test the operation of the pari-mutuel system; and

(b)make all the necessary repairs and adjustments to the pari-mutuel system.

(c)[Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 16] (repealed)

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An association shall without delay notify an officer in writing if any error or faulty operation of the pari-mutuel system or its related equipment is discovered.^note

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[Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 17] (repealed)

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[Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 17] (repealed)

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[Repealed, SOR/2011-169, s. 17] (repealed)

Race information

General

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(1)An association shall provide the public, free of charge and in an easily accessible manner, with the following information:

(a)the name of the association conducting the pari-mutuel betting;

(b)a statement that the pari-mutuel betting is supervised by the Minister and a statement that all pools are calculated and distributed in accordance with these Regulations;

(c)Canadian Pari-Mutuel Agency contact information;

(d)the terms and conditions of a bet, including the information that a winning ticket is valid indefinitely;

(e)a description of how bets are cashed and cancelled, including any limits to the conditions, in accordance with subsection 57(6) and section 117;

(f)a statement that bets may be refunded under certain circumstances and a description of how the public will be informed of any refunds;

(g)with respect to odds,

(i)a description of the ratios that are used by an association to display odds,

(ii)the statement that approximate odds represent only the probable pay-out price of the win pool at the time they are posted and have no bearing on the pay-out price for any other pool,

(iii)a statement that if approximate odds for any horse are posted as “1:9”, the pay-out price based on a $2 bet on the win pool may be as low as $2.10, and

(iv)a statement that if approximate odds for any horse are posted as “99:1”, the pay-out price based on a $2 bet on the win pool may be greater than $200; and

(h)the value of outstanding tickets

(i)in the case of an association that is authorized to conduct betting under subsection 90(4) or section 95, for each of the preceding quarters ending on March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31, as calculated not later than three months after the end of each quarter, and

(ii)in any other case, for the preceding year, as calculated not later than three months after the end of that year.

(2)An association shall, on request, provide an officer in writing with any information set out in sections 25 to 27.

Information on Each Race

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(1)An association shall, in respect of each race, provide the public in an easily accessible manner, by purchase or otherwise, with the following information:

(a)the date, number and scheduled post time of the race;

(b)the distance of the race;

(c)the number worn by each horse in the race and, if that number is different from the post position of a horse, the post position of the horse;

(d)the name, sex and age of each horse in the race;

(e)the name of the trainer, owner and jockey or driver of each horse in the race;

(f)the weight assigned to each horse in a running horse race;

(g)the eligibility conditions that have to be met by each horse in the race;

(h)the amount of purse money or prizes offered for the race;

(i)in the case of a race-course that has more than one type of track, the type of track on which the race will be run;

(j)the types of bets offered on the race and the rules by which the pay-out price is calculated and distributed;

(k)with respect to odds,

(i)the approximate odds and final odds on each horse, entry or mutuel field in the race,

(ii)during the five minutes before the close of betting, the approximate odds referred to in subparagraph (i), at intervals not exceeding two minutes,

(iii)if the odds are 1 to 10 or less and the association displays the odds in terms of a ratio but is incapable of displaying odds of 1 to 10 or less, those odds displayed as “1:9”, the lower odds not needing to be otherwise displayed,

(iv)if the odds are higher than 99 to 1 and if the association displays them in terms of

(A)a ratio, those odds displayed as “99:1”, the higher odds not needing to be otherwise displayed, or

(B)a pay-out price, those odds displayed as “$99.90”, the higher odds not needing to be otherwise displayed;

(l)the legal percentages and breakage rules applicable to each pool;

(m)the horses that are on the EIPH list;

(n)the official result and the winning combination of horses and pay-out prices for every pool, including refunds;

(o)the running time of the race;

(p)any entries and mutuel fields, late scratches, unfair starts, declarations of horses as non-contestants and dead heats; and

(q)the numbers of any scratched horses and any refunds made in accordance with these Regulations.

(2)An association that hosts a pool shall make the following information available to each person who requests it:

(a)the amount of money bet on each horse and on each winning combination of horses;

(b)the total amount of money bet on each pool; and

(c)any additional amounts added to the pool, including any overages and underpayments in accordance with sections 65 and 113.

Information on Horse’s Past Performance

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An association that conducts 10 or more days of pari-mutuel betting during a year shall in respect of every race held at its race-course provide the public in an easily accessible manner, by purchase or otherwise, with the following information at that race-course no later than one hour before post time of the first race:

(a)for each horse in a race, the chart lines of the last five races of that horse, listing the most recent race first and including, for each race,

(i)the date,

(ii)the name of the race-course,

(iii)the size and type of track,

(iv)the track condition,

(v)the type of race,

(vi)the weight assigned to the horse, if applicable,

(vii)the information that the horse competed as a free-legged pacer or a trotter wearing hopples, if applicable,

(viii)the distance,

(ix)the time of the leading horse as reported by the charter at each measured fraction of the track, including the time of the winning horse,

(x)the post position of the horse,

(xi)the position of the horse, as reported by the charter, at each measured fraction of the track,

(xii)the position of the horse, as reported by the charter, in the home stretch and the number of lengths, if any, behind the leading horse,

(xiii)the position of the horse in the official result,

(xiv)the number of lengths behind the winning horse at the finish of the race as reported by the charter, if applicable,

(xv)the time for the horse to complete the race,

(xvi)the final odds on the horse, expressed in dollars,

(xvii)the name of the jockey or the driver of the horse and, if the surname and initials of two or more of those persons are identical, their full given names,

(xviii)the names of the horses that came in first, second and third in the official result,

(xix)the reason that the horse was scratched, if applicable,

(xx)each instance in which the charter reported that the horse broke gait, was parked-out or was suffering from exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage, and

(xxi)the information that the horse was on the EIPH list, if applicable;

(b)for each horse in a race, a summary for the current year and the preceding year of the horse’s

(i)starts in purse races, including the number of times the horse finished first, second and third in the official result, and

(ii)amount of earnings from purse races;

(c)for each horse in a race, the type of licence issued by the appropriate Commission to the jockey or driver of the horse;

(d)an explanatory note regarding the information referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c);

(e)if chart lines are required under paragraph (a) and a horse has not raced five times,

(i)the chart lines of as many past races as the horse has raced, and

(ii)the horse’s running time in its last official work-out or qualifying race, as the case may be; and

(f)if chart lines are required under paragraph (a) and the horse has raced in a foreign jurisdiction, the chart lines presented in a manner that is in accordance with the applicable rules of the jurisdiction in which the race was held.

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