Investigative and hearing case files, 1934-1972.

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Investigative and hearing case files, 1934-1972.

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Summary cards list actions taken; and include correspondence with race track administrators with their responses to charges; witness statements; Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau investigative reports; hearing transcripts; exhibits; orders and rulings; subsequent motions and rulings. Cases concern stimulant use; license denials; touting and bookmaking; false registrations; rule violations; jockey insobriety; animal cruelty; unsatisfactory riding; practicing without a license; and attempted bribery of track officials.

15 cubic ft.

Illinois State Archive

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Illinois Racing Commission

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When horse racing parimutuel wagering was legalized (1927), the licensing was handled by the Department of Agriculture which was authorized to specify race times and locations; and to employ inspectors to ensure compliance with parimutuel system rules. The Illinois Racing Commission (1933-1941), composed of three members appointed by the Governor, was given these racing and wagering responsibilities. Additionally, the Commission was authorized to set rules, regulations, and racing conditions for...