Jacobson v. Maryland Racing Commission

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• holding that statute broadly authorizing Racing Commission to regulate “conditions under which all horse races shall be conducted” authorized the Commission to regulate the transfer of race horses even though the statute did not expressly address those transfers
• “horse racing is an endeavor and undertaking that necessarily must be the subject of intensive, extensive and minute regulation”

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