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Committee considers residency pilot to boost Canterbury Park purses and backside programs
Summary
Representative Pat Tabke presented House File 1540, a two‑year pilot that would provide $750 each time a registered Minnesota‑owned thoroughbred races at Canterbury Park, funded at $3.5 million per year to boost purses and support backside education and mental‑health programs.
Representative Pat Tabke introduced House File 1540, a residency pilot program aimed at increasing the number of Minnesota‑owned thoroughbreds racing at Canterbury Park and directing resources to backside education and worker support programs.
Under the proposal, the pilot would provide $3.5 million per year for two years. Registered Minnesota‑owned horses that race at Canterbury Park would be eligible for a $750 residency award each time they run.…
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