SB5563 regulates horse racing in Washington, including licensing, simulcasting, and funding distribution.
SB5563 amends Washington's horse racing regulations, establishing the Washington Horse Racing Commission to oversee licensing and operations. The bill sets rules for simulcasting, including fees and distribution of proceeds. It mandates that a portion of parimutuel receipts go to horsemen's purses and breeders' awards. The commission can distribute unexpended funds to equestrian nonprofits or the state fair fund. The bill also outlines procedures for license applications, conflict of interest rules, and the commission's authority to approve satellite wagering locations.
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