528.110 Horse races, messenger betting prohibited -- Exception.

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(1)Any person who, either for himself or as agent or employee of another, wagers

money or anything of value on a horse race run or about to be run or advertised,

posted, or reported as being run at any race track in or out of this state, or who

engages in the occupation of receiving, making, transmitting, or negotiating, either

in person or by messenger, telephone, or telegraph, wagers on horse races run or

about to be run or advertised, posted, or reported as being run or about to be run at

any race track in or out of the state, shall, except in the case of wagers made within

the enclosure of a race track licensed by the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming

Corporation during an authorized race meeting at that track, or an enclosure during

regular meetings in which running, trotting, or pacing races are being conducted by

associations regularly organized for that purpose, be guilty of a Class A

misdemeanor.

(2)In any prosecution under subsection

(1)of this section, the state need not prove that

the horse race upon which the wager was placed was actually run. Proof that the

wager was made upon what purported to be or what was advertised, reported, or

understood to be a horse race shall be sufficient to establish a prima facie case for

the state.