3.13 When a racing Association is conducting racing, it shall reserve sufficient accommodation in its receiving barn for horses that are stabled elsewhere and the trainers of horses racing each day shall have their horses in the receiving barn 2 hours prior to post time for the first race of the race program in which it races.
Note: Where Responding Parties file a Joint Response they pay one Initial Filing Fee, one Mediation Fee and one Arbitration Fee. The Tribunal may apportion any Additional Arbitration Fees among those Responding Parties as it considers appropriate.
23.1 The Tribunal’s award may be enforced by making application to the Court in accordance with the Rules of Civil Procedure and the Arbitrations Act. A certified copy of the award must be obtained from the Chair’s Office and attached to the application for enforcement.
20.1 The Tribunal shall deliver the final award to the Chair’s Office no later than 45 days after the hearing is complete and any time for filing written submissions has passed. Failure to deliver the award within this time does not cause the Tribunal to lose jurisdiction over the dispute. The Chair’s Office will not release the award to the Parties to the arbitration until all outstanding fees are paid.
9.1 The Chair will appoint a Tribunal in a timely manner after the conditions noted in these Rules have been met. The Chair’s Office will notify the Parties of the appointment.
10.1 Where all parties to the arbitration:
5.1 An Applicant must deliver a Notice of Dispute (Form 1) to all participants and the board of the OLG and file it, with certificates of delivery (Form 2) and the Initial Filing Fee, with the Chair’s Office.
1.1 The Rules are part of and complete the arbitration agreement between the Parties.
1.2 The Rules apply to every arbitration commenced pursuant to subsection 11.2(4) of Ontario Regulation 198/00 made under the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation Act, 1999 as amended.
1.3 The Rules shall be interpreted liberally so that arbitrations are fair and, where appropriate, expense and delay is avoided.
2.1 In these Rules:
Effective January 1, 2012
The AGCO Rules of Standardbred Racing, Rules of Thoroughbred Racing and Directives provide the official AGCO rules that apply to racetracks and horse racing participants in Ontario under Commission jurisdiction.
