FL S0262

Prohibits racing animals that have been impermissibly medicated or drugged, with fines increased from $5,000 to the greater of the purse/sweepstakes earned or $10,000

Bars the Division of Pari-mutuel Wagering from issuing licenses to applicants convicted of animal cruelty, aggravated assault/battery felonies, or child abuse felonies, and requires immediate revocation for animal cruelty convictions after licensing

Establishes mandatory split-sample drug testing procedures where samples are divided at collection, with independent laboratory confirmation required before disciplinary action can proceed

Requires the division to maintain 7-year public records of greyhound racing injuries, including detailed information about the dog, injury type, track conditions, and weather, with fines up to $1,500 for false statements

Mandates dogracing permitholders maintain safe facilities and racetrack surfaces, install safety devices to remove lures, and insulate exposed electrical wires