New Jersey § 5:5-99

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 5:5-99, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 5:5-99.

There shall be appropriated out of the General Fund of the State in the current fiscal

year 2019 and in each of the four fiscal years thereafter $20,000,000 annually to

the New Jersey Racing Commission to be used for horse racing purse subsidies. These amounts shall be allocated by the New Jersey Racing Commission equally between

the thoroughbred industry and the standardbred industry. Of the funds allocated to the thoroughbred industry, 100 percent shall be allocated

to Monmouth Park overnight purses. Of the funds allocated to the standardbred industry, 60 percent shall be allocated

to Meadowlands overnight purses; 16 percent to Freehold overnight purses; 12 percent

to the New Jersey Sire Stakes purses; 6 percent to purse bonuses for New Jersey sired

horses; and 6 percent for breeders awards purses.

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