Iowa § 99D.9D - 99D.9D Alternative simulcasting licensure — horse and dog races.
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§ 99D.9D. 99D.9D Alternative simulcasting licensure — horse and dog races.
1. An entity that has entered into an agreement with the Iowa horsemen’s benevolent and protective association for source market fees related to simultaneously telecast horse or dog races may submit an application to the commission for a license under this chapter to conduct pari-mutuel wagering on simultaneously telecast horse or dog races, subject to the requirements of this section. Unless inconsistent with the requirements of this section, an entity submitting an application for a license under this section shall comply with all requirements for submitting an application for a license under this chapter. 2. If an application for a license under subsection 1 is approved by the commission pursuant to the requirements of this section and section 99D.9, the entity submitting the application shall be granted a license under this section to conduct pari-mutuel wagering on simultaneously telecast horse or dog races conducted at a facility of a licensee authorized to conduct gambling games under chapter 99D or chapter 99F pursuant to an agreement with the licensee of that facility as authorized by this section. A licensee issued a license pursuant to this section shall comply with all requirements of this chapter applicable to licensees unless otherwise inconsistent with the provisions of this section. 3. A license issued pursuant to this section shall authorize the licensee to enter into an agreement with any licensee authorized to operate an excursion gambling boat or gambling structure under chapter 99F to conduct, without the requirement to conduct live horse or dog races at the facility, pari-mutuel wagering on simultaneously telecast horse or dog races at the facility of the licensee authorized to operate an excursion gambling boat or gambling structure under chapter 99F. 4. The commission shall establish an annual license fee and regulatory fee for any entity issued a license under this section to conduct pari-mutuel wagering on simultaneously telecast horse or dog races as authorized by this section. The commission shall not impose any other fees for simultaneously telecast horse or dog races conducted by any licensee under this section. 5. The commission shall require that an annual audit be conducted and submitted to the commission, in a manner determined by the commission, concerning the operation of the simultaneously telecast horse or dog races by any licensee under this section. 2022 Acts, ch 1143, §20 Referred to in §99D.9, 99D.10, 99D.15 Wed Dec 10 22:37:40 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 99D.9D (4, 0)
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