Ill. Admin. Code tit. 11, § 1312.310 - Medical Reasons for Ineligibility
A trainer or owner shall not enter or start or cause to be entered or started, a horse which:
a)
is not in serviceable, sound racing condition,
b) is a known bleeder,
c) has been trachea tubed,
d) has been nerved or had cryosurgery
performed on a nerve; except that horses that have had a neurectomy or
cryosurgery performed on the posterior digital nerve below, and not at, the
fetlock of one or more feet may be permitted to race,
e) has been "nerve blocked,"
f) is not properly plated,
g) is blind or whose vision is seriously
impaired in both eyes. A horse blind in one eye may start only if the other eye
has normal vision,
h) does not
comply with the rules regarding AGID (Coggins) tests (11 Ill. Adm. Code Section
1309.160
).
Notes
Amended 4 Ill. Reg. 9, p. 251, effective February 20, 1980
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