Ohio Admin. Code 3769-5-27 - Registration with associations
(A) No horse may be started in any race
unless it be registered and named with the registry office of the "Jockey Club"
(New York), or in quarter horse racing, the "American Quarter Horse
Association" (Amarillo, Texas). In the event the name of any horse is changed
and such change is approved by the registry office, both old and new names
shall be carried in the official program until three starts have been
made.
(B) No horse shall be allowed
to race unless it has been lip tattooed, microchipped
digital
tattoo or any other identification method approved by the appropriate
breed registry and the commission for comparision with the horse's registration
certificate needed to verify the horse's identity.
(C) No horse shall be allowed to start unless
a "Jockey Club," or "American Quarter Horse Association, registration
certificate disclosing actual ownership and the horse's winning official record
is on file in the office of the racing secretary, except that the stewards may
in their discretion, for good cause, waive this requirement if horses are
shipped in for stakes or allowance races, early closers or invitationals, and
are otherwise properly identified, provided that a written report of such
waiver shall be submitted to the racing commission.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3769.03
Rule Amplifies: 3769.03
Prior Effective Dates: 08/17/1975, 01/01/1985, 12/04/2009, 06/04/2019 (Emer.), 08/12/2019
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