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...(A) The time and place of all regularly scheduled meetings or special meetings of the Ohio state racing commission may be obtained by: (1) Written request sent to the commission office; or (2) Telephoning the commission office during normal business hours; or (3) Checking the commission's public website. (B) Any representative of the news media may obtain notice of all special meetings by...

...(A) The racing commission shall be the sole decision maker in determining if funds are due an aggrieved party as defined in rule 3769-2-11 of the Administrative Code. The racing commission may give the executive secretary authority to make this decision pending ratification at the next regularly scheduled or special meeting. (B) The racing commission shall gather any information it believes is necessary to determi...

...(A) The racing commission is the sole decision maker in determining if funds are due an aggrieved party as defined in rule 3769-2-11 of the Administrative Code. The racing commission may give the executive secretary authority to make this decision pending ratification at the next regularly scheduled or special meeting. (B) The racing commission will gather any information it believes is necessary...

...(A) The commission may grant a permit to county or independent agricultural society , as defined by law, to conduct a parimutuel horse racing meeting during its annual fair, provided the dates of the fair have been approved by the Ohio director of agriculture. (B) An application for a permit must be made by each agricultural society on a form as the commission shall prescribe. The agricultural society sha...

...(A) The commission may grant a permit to county or independent agricultural society , as defined by law, to conduct a parimutuel horse racing meeting during its annual fair, provided the dates of the fair have been approved by the Ohio director of agriculture. (B) An application for a permit will be made by each agricultural society on a form as the commission prescribes. The agricultural society...

...As used in rules 3769-2-37 to 3769-2-41, unless the context requires otherwise: (A) "Access" as a noun means an instance of copying, viewing, or otherwise perceiving whereas "access" as a verb means to copy, view, or otherwise perceive. (B) "Acquisition of a new computer system" means the purchase of a "computer system," as defined in this rule, that is not a computer system currently in place nor one for which the...

...As used in rules 3769-2-37 to 3769-2-41, unless the context necessitates otherwise: (A) "Access" as a noun means an instance of copying, viewing, or otherwise perceiving whereas "access" as a verb means to copy, view, or otherwise perceive. (B) "Acquisition of a new computer system" means the purchase of a "computer system," as defined in this rule, that is not a computer system currently in p...

...(A) "Exotic wagering" is defined as any betting or wagering that is separate and distinct from the win, place and show pools. Types of exotic wagering include but are not limited to daily double, quinella, perfecta, and trifecta pools. Types of exotic wagering not covered by these rules may be instituted by the permit holder for a trial period of six months or longer from the initial wagering day of the experimental ...

...(A) "Exotic wagering" is defined as any betting or wagering that is separate and distinct from the win, place and show pools. Types of exotic wagering include but are not limited to daily double, quinella, perfecta, and trifecta pools. Types of exotic wagering not covered by these rules may be instituted by the permit holder for a trial period of six months or longer from the initial wagering day ...

...(A) The parimutuel pools shall be calculated and distributed as follows. In any race, the win, place and show pools shall be treated separately and calculated independently of each other or any other pool. (B) Win pool: The net pool shall be divided by the amount wagered on the horse finishing first, to determine the payoff per dollar, including profit and wager. (C) Place pool: (1) The amounts wagered on horses ...

...(A) The object of the quinella is to select in one combination, on a single ticket, the first two horses or separate wagering interests (if there are entries or fields) to finish in a race as officially posted. The order in which the horses finish is immaterial. (B) The quinella is calculated as an entirely separate pool and, except for the contingencies below, is calculated in the same gener...

...(A) The object of the quinella is to select in one combination, on a single ticket, the first two horses or separate wagering interests (if there are entries or fields) to finish in a race as officially posted. The order in which the horses finish is immaterial. (B) The quinella is calculated as an entirely separate pool and, except for the contingencies below, is calculated in the same general manner as a win pool....

...(A) The object of the perfecta, also known as an exacta, is to select on a single ticket and, in a single combination, the two horses or separate wagering interests (if there are fields or entries) that subsequently finish first and second in a single race in the exact order of finish as officially posted. (B) The perfecta is calculated as an entirely separate pool and, except for the contingenci...

...(A) The object of the perfecta, also known as an exacta, is to select on a single ticket and, in a single combination, the two horses or separate wagering interests (if there are fields or entries) that subsequently finish first and second in a single race in the exact order of finish as officially posted. (B) The perfecta is calculated as an entirely separate pool and, except for the contingencies below is calculat...

...(A) The object of the superfecta is to select in exact order, on one ticket and in one combination, the first, second, third, and fourth horses (or separate betting interests if field or entries are involved), as officially posted, of a single designated race. Permit holders may give different names to this type of wagering but have to notify the commission of the names selected. (B) The superfec...

...(A) The object of the superfecta is to select in exact order, on one ticket and in one combination, the first, second, third, and fourth horses (or separate betting interests if field or entries are involved), as officially posted, of a single designated race. Permit holders may give different names to this type of wagering but must notify the commission of the names selected. (B) The superfecta is calculated as an ...

...(A) The object of the twin trifecta is to select, in one combination on one ticket, the first three horses (or the first, second and third separate wagering interests if there are entry or field horses entered), in exact order as officially posted, in the first designated race. Then, after exchanging such winning tickets, to select three horses to finish in exact order as officially posted, in the second designated r...

...(A) The object of the tri-super is to select in one combination, and on one ticket, three horses or separate betting interests (if field or entry horses are involved), that will finish first, second, and third in exact order, as officially posted, in the first designated race. Then, after exchanging such winning tickets, select four horses or betting interests that will finish first, second, third, and fourth in exac...

...(A) The object of the twin-super is to select the four horses, or separate betting interests (if field or entry horses are involved), that will finish first, second, third, and fourth in exact order, as officially posted, in the first designated race. Then, after exchanging such winning tickets, select four horses or betting interests that will finish first, second, third, and fourth in exact order in the second desi...

...(A) The object of these wagers is to select a quinella as defined in paragraph (A) of rule 3769-3-20 or a perfecta as defined in paragraph (A) of rule 3769-3-21 of the Administrative Code in each of two consecutive races prior to the first race of the consecutive races with no exchange of tickets between the first and second race. Permit holders may use other names for these wagers but the commission must be notified...

...(A) The Pentafecta requires selection of the first five finishers, in their exact order, for a single contest. (B) Distribution of Winnings Option #1 The net Pentafecta pool shall be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the official order of finish: (1) As a single price pool to those whose combination finished in correct sequence as the first five betting i...

...(A) The pentafecta requires selection of the first five finishers, in their exact order, for a single contest. (B) Distribution of winnings option 1: The net pentafecta pool will be distributed to winning wagers in the following precedence, based upon the official order of finish: (1) As a single price pool to those whose combination finished in correct sequence as the first five betting in...

...(A) The pick (n) position (x) pool requires selection of the first (x) finishers, in their exact positions, in each of a designated number of (n) contests. For example, in a four position pool (x equals four), the bettor chooses four finishers in each contest. If the bettor has chosen one, two, three and four, and the actual finishers are four, two, three, and one, the bettor has correctly chosen two positions, (th...

...(A) The pick (n) position (x) pool requires selection of the first (x) finishers, in their exact positions, in each of a designated number of (n) contests. For example, in a four position pool (x equals four), the bettor chooses four finishers in each contest. If the bettor has chosen one, two, three and four, and the actual finishers are four, two, three, and one, the bettor has correctly chosen ...

...(A) Although the use of a riding crop is not required, a jockey who uses a riding crop during a race shall do so only in a manner consistent with exerting his or her best efforts to win. (B) In any race in which a jockey will ride without a riding crop, an announcement of that fact shall be made over the public address system. (C) An electrical or mechanical device or other expedient designed to...