The provided legal document outlines the requirements and procedures for obtaining a license to operate a minisatellite wagering facility in California. The document specifies that applicants must complete an Application for License to Operate a Minisatellite Wagering Facility and submit a certified check for a nonrefundable application fee. The license, once obtained, is valid for five years from the date of issuance. The California Horse Racing Board has the authority to conduct investigations or inspections and may request additional information from the applicant.

This legal document outlines the requirements and procedures for out-of-state Applicants seeking approval to conduct Advance Deposit Wagering in California. The Applicant must be Board-approved and comply with the provisions of Business and Professions Code section 19460 et. seq. The Applicant is required to complete an Application For Approval to Conduct Advance Deposit Wagering, accompanied by a $500,000 bond or other form of financial security. Security access policies and safeguards must be established, and a full accounting and verification of wagers from California residents must be provided.

The provided legal document content pertains to the regulation of Exchange Wagering by the California Horse Racing Board. Exchange Wagering refers to a form of wagering where individuals can bet against each other rather than against a bookmaker. The document provides information about the authority cited, references, and the history of the section. It mentions that the section was filed on August 6, 2013, and became operative on the same day.

The provided legal document content pertains to backstretch worker housing and habitable room conditions within the California Horse Racing Board regulations. It outlines the requirements for maintaining backstretch worker housing, including keeping it free from debris, garbage, and vermin. The document specifies the criteria for habitable rooms used for sleeping, such as the provision of natural light, ventilation, and electrical facilities. It also mentions the dimensions and space requirements for habitable rooms.

The provided legal document content includes information related to the licensing and regulation of horse racing associations and fairs in California. It outlines the requirements for racing associations and California fairs to obtain a license to conduct a horse racing meeting. The document mandates that the association or fair must file an Application for License to Conduct a Horse Racing Meeting with the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) at least 90 days before the allocated start time for the race meeting.

The first document governs the renovation of dirt racetracks for licensed racing facilities and training facilities used for timed and reported workouts. It outlines the requirements for racetrack surface renovation, including morning breaks for renovation based on the number of racehorses stabled. The second document pertains to golfing activities in the infield of a racetrack operated by a licensed racing association, fair, or training facility used for timed and reported workouts.

The provided legal document content pertains to occupational licenses issued by the California Horse Racing Board. It covers various aspects related to licensing requirements and regulations for different roles in the horse racing industry, such as trainers, jockeys, apprentice jockeys, exercise riders, and horse owners. The documents outline the qualifications, responsibilities, and obligations for obtaining and maintaining a license in each respective role. They also mention specific requirements, such as worker’s compensation insurance for trainers and liability insurance for public stable trainers.

The legal document content provides detailed information on the responsibilities and authority of racing officials in the state of California. It outlines the duties and obligations of stewards, including their authority to cancel races, declare races no contest, and determine disqualifications. The document also covers the appointment of racing officials for race meetings, the procedures for ruling or orders issued by the stewards, the maintenance of a Steward’s List of ineligible horses, and the recording of race times by the timer.

The legal document reviewed pertains to the entries and declarations in horse racing under the jurisdiction of the California Horse Racing Board. It covers various aspects related to the eligibility requirements for horses to start in a race, including registration, ownership, classification, and weight allowances. The document specifies that every certificate of registration or eligibility certificate filed with the association and its racing secretary must accurately reflect the correct ownership of the horse.

The provided legal document content pertains to claiming races in California horse racing. It outlines the requirements and procedures for making a claim for a horse in a claiming race. The document states that any person or racing interest making a claim must provide a written affidavit stating that they are claiming the horse for their own account or for the racing interest, and not for any other person. It also specifies that a horse claimed out of a claiming race cannot be sold or transferred for racing purposes within 30 days, exclusive of the day it was claimed.