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2	Disclaimer The opinions expressed herein are solely mine, and do not reflect the positions or policy of the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau / Standardbred Investigative Services
3	Integrity in Horse Racing The participants are clearly identified Motivations and corresponding Actions are transparent Differences between the participants are readily available to other participants, officials, and to horse racing customers
4	Integrity in Wagering The wager can be made with a reasonable assertion that all other wagering customers have access to the same information about the participants Once a wager is receipted, the wager is valid and reflected in the wagering host’s pools At the point that the wagering pool closes, after this point wagers cannot be made, changed, or cancelled
5	Racing Integrity Toolset: TRPB Betting Analysis Initiative In operation on all TRPB thoroughbred racetracks associations conducting meetings Scaleable to include all HTA harness racetrack associations wagering Expanding capability in 2007 to cross reference participants/performance and results
6	Wagering Integrity Verify that the location making the wager is the identified retail location and not something else Ensure the ownership and management of the location is legitimate Find how wagers are made and that the host track is aware of a site’s operation Toolset: TRPB Due Diligence process for Host Tracks
7	Regulatory Oversight Officials are fully capable and empowered to deal effectively with any rule violation Policing of racing and wagering is efficient & comprehensive Deterrents impact the actions of participants
8	Racetrack Operators Each constituent group in horseracing performs their role in their one best interest Integrity of wagering is a central responsibility of the racetrack operator The TRPB & SIS support the racetrack’s role
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