Expands eligibility requirements for horses participating in the New York Sire Stakes program.
The bill amends the racing, pari-mutual wagering, and breeding law to expand eligibility requirements for horses participating in the New York Sire Stakes program. It specifies that horses must be sired by a stallion owned or leased by a resident of New York and standing for service within the state at the time of conception. The fund is authorized to conduct events for two and three-year-old colts and fillies at each gait of trotting and pacing.
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