The Office of Racing Commissioner The Office of Racing Commissioner is mandated to promote the safety, security, growth and integrity of all horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering on the results of horse races, and simulcasting conducted at licensed race meetings within Michigan.
Employment Opportunity with the ORC The ORC is looking for equine veterinarians to fill a number of part-time positions during the 2008 horse racing season.
Horse Health and Safety is Our Priority The Michigan Office of Racing Commissioner is committed to the health, safety and welfare of all racehorses in our jursidiction. We have several experienced equine veterinarians on staff and at each race to oversee the wellbeing of the horses.
Office of Racing Commissioner 2007 Annual Report The six Michigan tracks held a total of 1935 days of live racing and simulcast broadcasting. Over one million fans wagered $260 million in 2007. State revenue through taxes topped $8 million.
Michigan Celebrates 75 Years of Pari-Mutuel Horse Racing
Horse Health and Safety is Our Priority The Michigan Office of Racing Commissioner is committed to the health, safety and welfare of all racehorses in our jursidiction. We have several experienced equine veterinarians on staff and at each race to oversee the wellbeing of the horses.
Economics of Horse Racing in Michigan Horseracing is economically valuable to the state of Michigan. Read on to find out more about the postitive contribution our industry makes to the State's economy.
Breeds of Race Horses in Michigan There are several breeds of horses raced in Michigan - Standardbred, Thoroughbred, Quarter Horse, Arabian and American Paint. Learn more about each breed.
Printer Friendly
Text Version 
Email Page
