OLG will now oversee horse racing cancellation fees

This week, Ontario's Alcohol and Game Commission announced that it will make some changes regarding its horse racing policy. AGCO SAYS CANCELLATION OF HORSE CHARGE WILL BE DEPUTED TO Ontario LOTTERY AND GAME COMPANY. The change will take effect on October 1, 2022.

For the above changes, AGCO now cancels policy directive 1-2009: cancellation fees and Crown Corporation oversees OLG policy directive 1-2022: cancellation fees. The changes are in line with OLG's desire to manage overall economic regulations in the horse racing sector, and industry stakeholders have also called for them.

Ontario Racing had a major impact on the changes as the organization led a joint effort to update its cancellation fee policy. Prior to that, OLG's board of directors approved the draft of the new policy and submitted it to OLG and AGCO, and then joined efforts to transfer responsibility, which became a reality.

Ontario Racing Independent Chairman John Hayes commented on the recent changes and said he appreciated the cooperation between equestrian, racetrack, crown corporation and OLG. Their collaboration led to a new policy of 33% increase in owner pay, and included salaries for trainers and drivers for the first time.

Mr Hayes also added that a 24-hour cancellation period has now been defined before the scheduled race. He went on to say that cancellation fees will be financed through wallet accounts at each individual racecourse and the remaining funds for the cancelled dates will be set aside for future wallet payments. The changes will take effect on October 1, 2022.

Ontario Racing will now oversee its cancellation fee policy, with its board evaluating the amount of cancellation fees twice a year. CANCELLATION FEE FOR 2022-2024 WAS DETERMINED TO BE CA$451. The organization thanks AGCO, OLG and industry stakeholders for their collaborative input and collaboration in the previous process. 홀짜게임

Just recently, OLG announced that it will pay tribute to the 1934 Chatham Color All-Star with MLB. The new plan will make the first all-black team to win the Ontario Baseball Organization Championship available at MLB The Show 2022. And with the latest technology, the team and the ballpark have been revitalized.

OLG has been busy for the past few months, as it did in August, and announced in August that it would add taxis to its agency lineup. Through the agreement, taxis have been created as creative and strategic AORs for local lottery and offline gaming brands. Some of them include Rotario, Keno and Ontario 49.