Establishes a pilot program for thoroughbred racehorses in Minnesota, including a residency registry, awards for racehorse owners, and grants for.
The bill establishes a thoroughbred racehorse residency, aftercare, and benevolence pilot program in Minnesota. It requires the commissioner of agriculture to compile a voluntary registry of thoroughbred racehorses that resided at a racetrack for at least 120 days in the previous calendar year. Racetracks must award $750 to the owner of a registered racehorse that starts a race each racing day. The commissioner must reimburse racetracks for these awards.
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