Published:
May 5, 2010 03:42 pm EDT
The Ontario Racing Commission has released the most recent issue of its Integrity Matters newsletter, and one of the aspects of it is a piece entitled 'Seeking A New Model for Racing: The Conceptual Framework to a Solution.'
“In order to have a clear definition and a framework to measure all new ideas and concepts, we developed a statement of Founding Principles,” ORC Executive Director John Blakney was quoted as saying in the newsletter.
The initial founding principles are listed below.
- 1. Enhance live racing and provide benefit to the agricultural sector in Ontario.
- 2. Provide a fair return on investment over the short term while protecting value for owners and communities over the long term.
- 3. Provide customer-focused, competitive racing by recognizing both supply and demand.
- 4. Take a self-sustaining approach, using funds raised through public policy to enhance this self sustaining economic model for horse racing.
- 5. Encourage and provide incentives for live racing.
- 6. Be simple and objective.
To view the latest edition of Integrity Matters, click here.
(With files from the ORC)
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