California AB1142 amends the Food and Agricultural Code to redefine public equine events and sales.
California AB1142 amends the Food and Agricultural Code to redefine "public equine event" and "public horse sale." A public equine event is a horse show or competition where entry is permitted in exchange for money, goods, or services. A public horse sale is a sale where a horse is consigned in exchange for money, goods, or services, excluding sales of racing stock. The bill also sets criteria for events subject to regulation, including entry fees and other charges. Certain events, such as those under the California Horse Racing Board, are excluded from regulation.
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