To enhance and protect the live horse race industry in the state of Idaho through licensing, regulation, and supervision of all live and simulcast race meets in the state under the terms of the Horse Racing Act in Idaho Code 54-2507.
By the request of the State Racing Commission Stewards, effective immediately: “While the ISRC is conducting urine testing, the vet will also draw blood. If, after one hour and 30 minutes, your horse has not provided a urine sample to the vet staff, you will have hair pulled, and you must pay the supplemental licensing fee of $225. Payment to the ISRC must be made to the licensing office before leaving the racing association grounds. No matter what, two tests will be sent to the lab. If testing is refused, we will follow racing rules, and you may incur a fine.”
The Idaho State Racing Commission is a self-funded agency funded through licenses, pari-mutuel wagers, and simulcasting fees. All fees are used per Idaho Statute 54-2515.
License Fees
Alphabetical list of fees.
Track Applications & Forms
Live Race Meet – Simulcast – ADW
Send all occupational license applications to the Blackfoot Office – Racing Commission Southeast.
Simulcast Horse and Greyhound Races Track
Greyhound Park & Event Center
5100 Riverbend Ave
Post Falls, Idaho 83854
208-773-0545
Idaho Racing Commission
Anisha Jones
Business Operations Manager
PO Box 27
291 N. Broadway
Blackfoot, ID 83221
Racing & Commission Calendar
Commission Meeting Times & Locations
Locations for quarterly meetings will change.
Two (2) meetings may occur at the ISP Headquarters in Meridian and two (2) in southeastern Idaho.
All meetings are Mountain Standard Time (MST) and may change dates and times.
Meeting Notices & Agendas
- 2025 01 27 Meeting Agenda.pdf
- 2025 01 27 Meeting Notice.pdf
- 2025 04 09 Meeting Agenda.pdf
- 2025 04 09 Meeting Notice.pdf
- 2025 07 23 Meeting Agenda.pdf
Advanced Deposit Wagering Sites
Play Responsibly
The Idaho State Racing Commission supports the efforts of the National Council on Problem Gambling to provide help for persons who may have a gambling problem. If you or someone you know has or might have a problem, please call 1-800-522-4700 for help or visit the National Council on Problem Gambling for additional information on getting help.