California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 8 — Special Business Regulations, Chapter 4 — Horse Racing, Article 6 — Racing Days Generally

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Section 19530Allows the board to allocate and specify racing weeks, days, dates, and hours in the public interest and to change, limit, restrict,…Section 19530.5Defines three horse-racing geographic zones: the southern zone consists of Imperial, Orange, Riverside, and San Diego Counties; the central zone consists of…Section 19531Limits nonfair racing to 44 northern and 49 central-southern thoroughbred weeks, 25 northern harness, 25 northern quarter-horse, and 77 central-southern harness/quarter-horse weeks.…Section 19531.1Prohibits the board, notwithstanding other law, from allocating thoroughbred racing dates to an association in the central or southern zone for daytime…Section 19532Limits a northern-zone thoroughbred association to 35 racing weeks and a central-zone association to 17, except one split meeting per year may…Section 19533Limits nonfair racing-association licenses to one racing type but allows board-authorized mixed quarter-horse races with thoroughbreds or Appaloosas up to five furlongs…Section 19533.5Allows board-authorized mixed-breed racing under specified horsemen-consent rules, including Appaloosa and Arabian races at quarter-horse meetings, certain quarter-horse and thoroughbred matchups, and…Section 19533.6Allows a quarter-horse racing association to conduct mule races only when no fair is licensed for live parimutuel racing, with quarter-horsemen consent…Section 19535Requires the board when allocating racing weeks to set usable-stall requirements, including approved offsite stalls; northern-zone associations or fairs must provide required…

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