Panama gaming control board outlines plans for horse-racing regulation and Sunday meets
Manuel Sánchez, executive secretary of Panama’s Junta de Control de Juegos, said the government planned a new thoroughbred racing regulation, technology tools and races on some Sundays each month. He made the remarks at the Clásico Junta de Control de Juegos, won by Bravo Ignacio, who was due to represent Panama at the Copa Invitacional de Importados del Caribe in Venezuela in December.
The proposed rules and additional race days could affect horse-racing operations and scheduling in Panama.