As part of its modernization efforts, the AGCO is undertaking an effort to modernize numerous processes in its regulation of horse racing in Ontario.
On March 2, 2020, the AGCO launched iAGCO online services for Ontario horse racing licensees. This iAGCO Guide for Horse Racing is intended to support new users of iAGCO as they begin using online services for all their AGCO horseracing transactions.
If you are new to using this guide, go to How to Use this Guide or simply choose a section heading from the Table of Contents on the left.
Looking for something else? Here are some quick links to other website sections that may be helpful:
The AGCO remains committed to supporting its licensees through the transition to online services. Please use the iAGCO Inquiries or Complaints tools to let us know how we can do better.
This iAGCO Guide for Horse Racing is designed to provide you with support as you begin using iAGCO online services for your horseracing transactions. It includes information on what has changed for each licence category as well as screenshots of the screens you will use when you go online in the iAGCO portal.
If you find that this guide is not what you’re looking for, please visit the Helpful Resources section or use the top menu or search box to find other sections of the AGCO website.
iAGCO is the AGCO’s web-based portal through which users can access online services.
The AGCO first launched iAGCO in 2017 and has been rolling out online services for licensees ever since, with horse racing licensees joining iAGCO in March 2020. Given some of the unprecedented challenges experienced in 2020, we recognize that the transition to iAGCO will take time.
This section is intended to provide support for licensees as you transition to online services.
Before getting started in iAGCO
The first step to using iAGCO online services is to understand that the process of completing your transaction takes time. This includes both the steps you must take and the review and approval process by AGCO staff. For questions about the status of your licence or submission, or any special circumstances the AGCO should know about, please see the Race Day Contact List.
While the AGCO is committed to supporting you as you transition to iAGCO online services, we have a responsibility to ensure that everyone who participates in racing in Ontario is licensed and meeting their obligations, so please start your transaction process well before the day you wish to enter to race.
The second step is to understand your current licence status.
Are you a current or past AGCO horseracing licensee?
If YES, then you already have a record in iAGCO. This means that you should
If NO, then you do not need an access code to proceed.
Next, you will want to be sure that you have prepared everything you need to complete your submission.
Do you have the required forms or documents to complete your transaction once you’re logged in?
Once you’ve located your file, obtained your access code and prepared the required documents, you can begin by creating your iACGO account.
Here is a how-to video that covers how to create your account:
Remember that to create your account:
To avoid impediments to racing, we recommend you begin your submission well before the day you intend to enter to race.
To participate in racing in Ontario, licensees must:
With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Notes:
Licensees are not required to print their licence and carry it with them, provided they have government identification and know their licence number.
Licensees who wish to access their licence certificate or wallet-size cut out online at www.agco.ca/iAGCO must first create an iAGCO account. For more information, please see the iAGCO Tutorial: How to create an account at www.agco.ca/videos-and-webinars.
Note: Anyone can look up a licence in iAGCO and you do not need an iAGCO account or access code to do so.
You can also conduct a search for horses on official AGCO lists (e.g. Commission Veterinarian’s List, EIPH Program (Lasix) List) by using the Search for Horses function on iAGCO.
To manage your licence(s) in the iAGCO online portal, you’ll first need a one-time access code to create an iAGCO account that links to your information already on file. After that, you can log in anytime to conduct your AGCO transactions.
To get your one-time access code:
Once you have your access code, go to www.agco.ca/iagco to register your account and enter your one-time access code where indicated.
For support, please see an AGCO Licensing Agent or check out the How-To video.
NOTE: To avoid unnecessary delays in processing your transaction, do not select “No” if you currently participate or have previously participated in racing in Ontario.
To obtain an AGCO horse racing licence, you must go online to the iAGCO portal (see Getting Started with iAGCO) and select a primary application type. In iAGCO, the primary classification for individuals seeking to participate in racing in Ontario is called Horseperson, and is identifiable by the letters HP.
There are other classifications listed. These are generally business-related.
When you select Horseperson, you will be prompted to select at least one licence by selecting “Add Secondary”. These licences permit you to conduct specialized horse racing-related duties, such as driving a horse in a race (Driver), exercising a race horse (Exercise Person), or owning a race horse and participating in horse racing in Ontario (Owner).
There are 22 licence types available under the Horseperson classification . Some, like Driver, are breed-specific, while many others, like Trainer, permit you to select one, two or three breeds if you are actively working in those sectors.
NOTE: As of March 2, 2020, you may apply for a given licence for multiple breeds at no additional cost.
Depending on the licence type selected under “Add Secondary”, the information you are asked to provide on subsequent screens will change according to the eligibility requirements for each licence type and selected breed.
Also, some licence types listed under Horseperson cannot be held by the same person for the same breed, such as Apprentice Jockey and Jockey.
For more information on licence types, eligibility and permitted activities, see the Horse Racing Licence Guide: Individuals and Administrative - Section 1: Application Types.
Individuals may choose a term of one year or two years.
NOTE: This term length applies to all secondary licences for a given Horseperson. For all horsepersons, the term expires on the individual’s birthday.
In iAGCO, you may choose to add a secondary any time during your term as an existing horseperson licensee . To do so, select “Add a Secondary” on the Main Menu.
Choose an existing Horseperson associated with your iAGCO account, select “Add Category(s)”, then select from the list of Secondaries and provide the requested information.
NOTE: The expiry date of the added secondary licence will be the same as your other horseperson licences.
All secondary horseperson licences under your primary Horseperson classification will expire on the same date. See more on how to renew in the Renewals section of this guide.
NOTE: At the time of renewal, you may choose to renew one, some or all of your secondary licences.
As outlined in How to Look Up a Licence Status, active licences can be found in iAGCO without logging into the iAGCO online portal. Note that this search screen only searches primaries, including Horseperson. Once located, the individual’s licences can be found by clicking on the Horseperson (HP) number.
Your individual licence will expire on your birthday. You are required to renew your Horse Racing licence online using the iAGCO portal at www.agco.ca/iagco. To use iAGCO, you must have an iAGCO account.
Note:
If you need to submit a Required Document in the Documents to attach screen, open and download the Sample Form (if provided by the AGCO) to your computer first (File > Save as…), fill in all the details, save and upload the form to your application to complete your application submission process.
To submit an AGCO licence application, regulatory submission or other change, you will need to log in to the iAGCO online portal, make a selection from the Main Menu, enter your information and answer the required questions. When completing a submission, you may encounter a screen in iAGCO called Documents to Attach.
Depending on the type of submission, you may have to upload documents before you can complete your submission. Any mandatory documents are labelled as Required Document (see #1 below).
For some document types, you must use the sample form provided (see #2 below). To use the sample, select “Open” to download a fillable PDF (see # 3 below) that you can complete and sign electronically or print, then complete by hand and scan or take a photo of it.
TIP: You can prepare for your submission by downloading and completing the forms in advance. To find the form(s) you need, go to the Helpful Resources section of this guide.
You also have the option to upload any supplementary document(s) that would help the AGCO complete its review of your application (see #4 below).
Once you have either (a) completed the form provided or (b) collected the document(s) you need on your device, you can proceed to upload them to iAGCO.
TIP: iAGCO permits most commonly used file types to be uploaded (bmp, csv, doc, docx, gif, jpeg, jpg, msg, pdf, png, xls, xlsx). Each document can be up to 20 MB in size. Note that documents should be complete and legible to minimize delays in the AGCO’s review of your submission.
Under Uploaded Documents, click +Upload File.
Click Browse to search your device for the file you wish to upload (i.e. your completed form or saved document).
TIP: Be sure to first save your document(s) somewhere on your device, such as a documents folder or on your desktop.
Click Upload. After a moment, your document will appear in the Uploaded Documents section.
Next, you must identify the document’s type by choosing from the list. Then click Next.
Repeat this process for each document you wish to upload. You can also remove any document uploaded in error.
TIP: If you need time to prepare the documents required, you can click Save Draft to save the information without submitting it. You can then return to it by selecting it under My Drafts on the Main Menu.
Once your application is submitted, you can still add documents to your submission by going to the Main Menu and selecting Provide Additional Information under My Applications Under Review.
If, during the AGCO’s review, it is determined that documents must be added or changed, you will receive an email detailing the request. You will then log into your iAGCO account, and under the Main Menu you will see Additional Information Requested.
Click the File # then follow the prompts to submit the information or document requested.
To avoid unnecessary delays, please ensure that your documents are complete and legible.
For More Information, go to How to Get More Help in this guide.
Do you need help with your application or submission? Do you require an Access Code? Do you have a question about your licence?
AGCO staff are here to help:
If you have other horse racing questions, please see the Race Day Contact List for other contact options.
You can also use iAGCO to ask us a question and you do not need to create an account to do so.
Now available iAGCO online services. Ontario’s horse racing licensees will conduct all of their transactions with the AGCO online. The AGCO will no longer be accepting paper applications for horse racing-related licences and registrations.
Choose a licence category to view the specific changes that apply to you.
Note: In iAGCO, individual licences are all grouped under a primary licence called “horseperson”. This includes owners, trainers, grooms, jockeys, apprentice jockeys, jockey agents, jockey valets, drivers, association officials, tradespersons, authorized agents, veterinarians, drivers, riders, pari-mutuel ticket sellers, program breeds, exercise persons, occupational, tradesperson - employers, tradesperson – employees, stable or corporate managers, hot walkers and spouses of licensees.
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Jockeys and apprentice jockeys will:
Medical Records:
Jockeys and apprentice jockeys must pass a physical exam annually and an eye exam every 2 years as a condition of being an AGCO licensee whether they have a licence with a one-year term or a two-year term.
The AGCO will continue to request medical records but will no longer collect it as part of the licence application process.
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Drivers and riders will:
Medical Records:
Drivers and riders must pass a physical exam annually and an eye exam every 2 years as a condition of being an AGCO licensee whether they have a licence with a one-year term or a two-year term.
The AGCO will continue to request medical records but will no longer collect it as part of the licence application process.
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Drivers and riders will:
Medical Records:
Drivers and riders must pass a physical exam annually and an eye exam every 2 years as a condition of being an AGCO licensee whether they have a licence with a one-year term or a two-year term.
The AGCO will continue to request medical records but will no longer collect it as part of the licence application process.
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Jockeys and apprentice jockeys will:
Medical Records:
Jockeys and apprentice jockeys must pass a physical exam annually and an eye exam every 2 years as a condition of being an AGCO licensee whether they have a licence with a one-year term or a two-year term.
The AGCO will continue to request medical records but will no longer collect it as part of the licence application process.
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Owners will apply to add or remove a horse from the EIPH program by making a regulatory submission through the iAGCO portal. Submissions will require a veterinarian’s signature. This document must be scanned, or photographed, then uploaded with the submission.
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Trainers are required to have an Authorized Agent licence if they wish to claim horse, and the authorization must be for a specific owner(s).
WSIB Proof of Insurance
While AGCO still requires that Assistant Trainers have insurance, they will no longer have to provide it at time of application.
Assistant Trainers and Trainers will add or remove a horse on the EIPH Program by making a regulatory submission through the iAGCO portal. Submissions will require a licensed veterinarian’s signature, but will not require a signature by an official veterinarian. This document must be scanned or photographed, then uploaded with the submission by the time of entry.
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
The introduction of multi-breed licensing allows veterinarians to apply for or renew their licence once, select the length of their licence term (1 or 2 year) and have the option of being licensed in multiple breeds.
Veterinarians will make a regulatory submission online through the iAGCO portal to:
Please initiate your application, renewal or submission well in advance of the day you intend to race.
If you are using iAGCO for the first time, see Getting Started with iAGCO before completing any transactions, including applications, renewals and regulatory submissions.
Using iAGCO services, you will conduct all of your horse racing-related transactions online.
You will:
Note: With the launch of iAGCO services, the AGCO no longer issues AGCO horse racing licence cards (licensee photo identification cards) or validation stickers.
Standard Checks
Parental Consent
Helpful Resources
Select the relevant category:
Estate/Trust Licence applicants must:
Fair or Non-Extended Meet Licence applicants are required to submit the following information with their application:
In addition, Fair or Non-Extended Meet Licence applicants, who are Directors, must provide disclosure information.
Key employees are required to have a valid Association Official licence.
Operator - Pari-Mutuel Operations Licence applicants are required to submit the following information with their application:
Applicants applying for a partnership registration must provide the following information about each individual and/or entity that have or will have a direct or indirect interest in the partnership and/or a key management or operational role:
Note: Any individual or entity holding or controlling five per cent (5%) or more of an entity must be licensed appropriately for that ownership (i.e. Owner, Stable Licence, Partnership Registration).
Standardbred corporations must disclose the number of shareholders. If there are less than 10 shareholders, every director and shareholder must be licensed. For 10 or more shareholders but less than 50, every director and shareholder with 5% or more with voting rights needs to be licensed. For 50 or more shareholders, all directors, officers, members of the board, any person responsible for activities of the corporation, and any shareholder with 5% or more of voting rights must be licensed.
Note: Up to 2 people in a corporation can remain unlicensed if (1) they have no beneficial interest (i.e. no voting rights), (2) are not an active participant or (3) hold less than 1% of voting rights.
For Thoroughbred general partnerships, applicants with an interest in more than one racing entity must be licensed (regardless of the percentage of ownership).
Racetrack Site Licence applicants are required to submit the following information with their application:
In addition, Racetrack Operator Licence applicants must also apply for a Racetrack Site Licence for each racetrack site they wish to operate.
Racetrack Operator Licence applicants are also required to provide the name of any associated individuals, entities or corporations as follows:
*Key employees are those in areas of responsibility affecting the operation of the racetrack. These employees must hold a valid Association Official licence.
Persons named above will be required to provide personal disclosure information. Entities will be required to provide details of incorporation as well as a schematic diagram of corporation relationships.
Racetrack Site Licence applicants are required to submit the following information with their application:
Racetrack Site Licence holders must also submit the name(s) of individual(s) as Minor Racing Officials for AGCO approval via a Regulatory Submission: Minor Racing Official List.
In addition, Racetrack Site Licence applicants must also hold a valid AGCO Racetrack Operator Licence.
Special Event Teletheatre Registration applicants must:
Stable licence applicants must:
Note: Standardbred stables must first be registered with Standardbred Canada or the United States Trotting Association
Teletheatre Location Registration applicants are required to submit their own AGCO application via the iAGCO online portal. For more information on iAGCO, see our Information Sheet: Teletheatre Operators.
Teletheatre Location Registration applicants are required to submit the following information with their application:
Registration requires an agreement with an AGCO licensed Racetrack Operator.
All individuals involved in the Teletheatre operation (e.g. site manager) are required to provide disclosure information.
In the case of a company, the above individuals must include all partners, officers, directors and shareholders with an interest of 5% or more.
The application for a Teletheatre Location Registration must be completed by the operator of the premises where the Teletheatre will be located.
Federal regulation requires that teletheatres be operated by an association. An agreement with an AGCO licensed Racetrack Operator is required.
Teletheatre Location Registration applicants must advise their local municipality and local horseperson’s association of their application.
Teletheatre Location Registration applicants will be required to provide:
For more information, see Section 5: Regulatory Submissions of the Horse Racing Licensing Guide: Individual & Administrative.
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