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New Jersey Racing Commission (NJRC)

The New Jersey Racing Commission (NJRC) is responsible for regulating the safety and integrity of the horse racing industry through the conduct of investigations, prosecutions and via regular monitoring. The Division of the New Jersey Racing Commission has jurisdiction over New Jersey's thoroughbred and standardbred permit holders and the authority to regulate racing at the state's four racetracks. Activities included in the regulation of racing activities are the oversight of pari-mutuel wagering, supervising pari-mutuel operations at all the tracks and granting permits for the conduct of running the thoroughbred and standardbred race meetings in the state where pari-mutuel wagering is allowed.

Address
140 East Front Street
8th Floor
Trenton, New Jersey 08625
United States

Mailing Address
PO Box 088
Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0088
United States

Main Phone:

(609) 292-0613

Fax:

(609) 599-1785

Website:

www.njoag.gov/about/divisions-and-offices/nj-racing-commission-home/

Personnel

Pamela J. Clyne

Chair

Anthony T. Abbatiello

Commissioner

Michael J. Arnone

Commissioner

Peter Confrancesco III

Commissioner

Francis X. Keegan Jr.

Commissioner

Peter T. Roselle

Commissioner

Frank Zanzuccki

Executive Director

Update Listing

New Jersey Racing Commission (NJRC) News

theScore and Penn National Gaming reach agreement

31 Jul 2019

The 20-year framework deal provides theScore with the right to obtain market access to offer online sports betting and iGaming applications in 11 states where Penn National operates casinos and racetracks. read more »

Drazin joins Sports Betting Hall of Fame

11 Apr 2019

Dennis Drazin of Monmouth Park racecourse will be inducted into the Sports Betting Hall of Fame at the ceremony on 25 April at Sky Room in Manhattan. read more »

New Jersey legalizes sports gambling

12 Jun 2018

Governor Phil Murphy signed Assembly Bill 4111, allowing sports betting at New Jersey casinos and racetracks for certain professional and collegiate sports or athletic events. read more »

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