AGCO rules require Ontario race associations to obtain approval for race dates

Regulation23 Jun 2025

Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) rules require thoroughbred race associations to obtain the registrar’s approval for race dates and scheduled start times. Associations can face a monetary sanction, suspension or revocation for non-compliance; changes of more than 30 minutes to the first race time also require approval.

Race associations must secure approval for schedules and comply with the rules to avoid regulatory sanctions.

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Regulation23 Jun 2025

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