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Iowa Code § 99D.24 - Prohibited activities — penalty
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This provision makes several racing and wagering acts criminal offenses and imposes license and access consequences for some violations.
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This provision makes several racing and wagering acts criminal offenses and imposes license and access consequences for some violations.
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This section defines drugging, numbing, and entered, prohibits racing-related conduct involving drugged or numbed horses or dogs, and requires testing, postmortem examinations, and veterinarian reporting.
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This section defines terms and sets rules for using phenylbutazone and furosemide in horse racing, including reporting, treatment timing, affidavits, and penalties.
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Property used in a bribe or to help violate the chapter can be forfeited to the state of Iowa; money near wagers is presumed forfeited unless the claimant rebuts that presumption.
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Licensed dog tracks must run an adoption program, advertise adoptable dogs, keep a list of applicants, and follow transfer limits for dogs.
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The commission controls the fund and must distribute it only to qualifying race horse aftercare organizations, with priority and eligibility limits.
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Creates the Iowa horse racing fund and imposes a 2% tax on certain advance deposit wagers, with the tax revenue paid into the fund.
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This section requires claimants and licensees to share certain debtor information, lets licensees withhold and pay over winnings subject to a lien, and keeps the shared information confidential.
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This chapter generally does not apply to horse-race or dog-race meetings, unless pari-mutuel wagering is used or intended to be used; in that case, a person may not conduct a race meeting without the license required by section 99D.9.
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Wagering on horse or dog race results is legal if it is conducted inside the racetrack enclosure at a licensed horse-race or dog-race meeting.
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This provision creates the state racing and gaming commission, sets how its members are appointed and paid, and restricts conflicts of interest and certain conduct by members and related persons.
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The commission must keep its headquarters in Des Moines, meet as needed, elect a chairperson each July, appoint an administrator subject to senate confirmation, and the administrator has recordkeeping and hiring-related duties.
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The commission has broad authority over race meetings and may make rules to carry out the chapter.
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Eligible organizations may apply to the commission for a horse or dog racing license, but the application must be filed at least 60 days before the first race meeting and include the required dates, location, and commission-prescribed information.
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Applicants must complete the required application and provide identifying information and fingerprints; the commission charges a fee, and false statements can lead to an aggravated misdemeanor. Licensees and occupational license holders must also consent to certain warrantless searches.
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The commission can issue and revoke racing licenses, but only under specified conditions. Licenses must include listed details, certain applications are barred, and licensees face rules on wagering, transfers, and local sourcing.
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Certain dog racetrack licensees may keep their licenses without live racing if they notify the commission and follow the section’s fee and compliance requirements.
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This section creates the Iowa greyhound pari-mutuel racing fund and gives the racing and gaming commission control over it, including how the money is distributed.
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This section lets the Iowa greyhound association seek a license for live dog racing and simulcasting, sets escrow and audit rules, and sets lease and arbitration terms with Dubuque.
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Certain entities may apply for this license, and the commission must set the related annual fees and require annual audits.