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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 11. Gaming
Agency 10. Virginia Racing Commission
Chapter 110. Entries

12/31/2024

11VAC10-110-220. Divided races.

When a race fails to fill, the racing secretary may divide any other programmed race, which may have been overfilled, for the same day. The following provisions shall apply to divided races:

1. The stewards, in their discretion, may grant additional time beyond the prescribed closing of entries to permit entries to be filed for races that have been divided;

2. The division of entries in divided races shall be in accordance with the conditions specified under which the entries were made; and

3. In the absence of any conditions regarding the division of entries, horses that might be coupled as mutuel entries may be placed in different divisions and the remainder of the horses shall be drawn by lot to provide wagering interests as equal as possible for each division of the divided race.

Statutory Authority

§ 59.1-369 of the Code of Virginia.

Historical Notes

Derived from VR662-04-02 § 22, eff. September 26, 1991.

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