Kentucky Horse Racing Authority Subcommittee Proposes Components
for Breeders' Incentive Fund  A Kentucky Horse Racing Authority
subcommittee has proposed a state, national, and bonus component
for the state's new breeders incentive program based on mare
residency.  "While the recommendation was not unanimous, a
majority of the subcommittee believes it accommodates the
greatest number of interests, will do the most to create jobs,
and stimulate the horse breeding industry in Kentucky," said
subcommittee chairman Doug Hendrickson in a release.  In order
to qualify for the proposed rewards program, a mare must reside
in Kentucky from the time of breeding until her foal is born.
The qualification is meant to ensure breeders who receive checks
from this program have contributed a significant economic impact
and created jobs in Kentucky, Hendrickson said.  Details of the
subcommittee's recommended proposal are:  Kentucky First
Component-An incentive would be granted to the breeders of the
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