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Our licensing and investigation employees are available to assist you at the track during race meets. They are always available via email at ORC.Licensing@oregon.gov or during normal business hours by phone at 971-352-0455 (Chief Investigator) 503-348-4141 (Investigator)
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The Oregon Racing Commission is the go-to source for industry-respected regulations, customer focused processes, athlete safety and welfare and empowered excellence in racing.
Established in 1933, the Oregon Racing Commission regulates all aspects of the pari-mutuel industry in Oregon -- including racing, on- and off-track wagering -- for the good of the horses, the horsemen and women, the bettors, the licensees and the citizenry.
The commission regulates the pari-mutuel industry in Oregon, including horse racing, on- and off-track wagering, and online wagering for the good of the horses, those who work with the horses, the bettors, the licensees, and the citizenry.
The Oregon Racing Commission (ORC) was established in 1933. The agency regulates all aspects of live horse racing in Oregon. The ORC is the nation’s leader in licensing multi-jurisdictional, simulcast, advance deposit wagering companies.
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License fee – $25 per fiscal year payable to the Oregon Racing Commission. (b) A percentage of gross mutuel wagering shall be paid to the commission as follows: (A) If the race meet is for horses or mules – one percent. (B) If the race meet is for greyhounds – 1.6 percent. (c)
