Illinois Administrative Code

Section 290.155 Certification of Stallion for First Time or Under New Ownership Before Offering Service a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, any person who desires to stand the stallion for service shall, before standing or offering…

Section 290.160 Renewal Application for Offering or Standing Stallion for Service a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, a person offering or standing the stallion for service shall, before January 1 of every year in which the service…

Section 290.165 Breeding Record of Stallion – Record of Mares Bred a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, a person offering or standing the stallion for service shall maintain a complete breeding record of the stallion and all mares b…

Section 290.175 Notification if Certified Stallion is Moved The owners or their authorized representative must give immediate notification to the Department if the stallion leaves the location where he is certified. (Source: Amended at 25 Ill. Reg. 7679, effective June 8, 2001)

Section 290.177 Notification of Sale or Transfer of Ownership of Certified Stallion a) The Department must receive notification of transfer of ownership of a certified stallion within 10 days after the sale or transfer. b) If the new owners desire to certify the stallion for elig…

Section 290.178 Stallion Eligibility Certificate a) Certified stallions must be identified at the reported standing location by a Department investigator. b) Upon certification of a stallion by the Department, an Illinois Stallion Eligibility Certificate shall be issued and will …

Section 290.185 Qualifications for Illinois Conceived and Foaled Thoroughbred Horses A horse, to be qualified for the Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders Fund Program and for races restricted to Illinois conceived and foaled horses, must meet the following requirements: a) An Illinois…

Section 290.190 Registration for Illinois Conceived and Foaled Horses a) An application for foal registration for an Illinois conceived and foaled thoroughbred foal must be filed with the Department within 10 days after foaling. The application shall be made on forms provided by …

Section 290.195 Qualifications for Illinois Foaled Thoroughbred Horses a) A horse, to be qualified for the Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders Fund Early Arrival Program and for races restricted to Illinois foaled horses, must meet the following requirements: 1) The owners of the mare…

Section 290.20 Operating Plan and Official Budget; Standardbred, Thoroughbred and Racing Quarter Horse Breeders Fund Programs and Monies Distribution Schedule The Department shall prepare for each fiscal year operating plans and official budgets to encourage the breeding and raci…

Section 290.200 Registration for Illinois Foaled Thoroughbred Horses a) An application for foal registration for an Illinois foaled thoroughbred foal must be filed with the Department within 10 days after foaling. The application shall be made on forms provided by the Department.…

Section 290.210 Thoroughbred Stallion Owners Awards a) Thoroughbred stallion owners awards are limited to the sires of registered Illinois conceived and foaled horses that were conceived before May 30, 1995. b) The owner of a thoroughbred stallion is eligible to participate in th…

Section 290.215 Illinois Conceived and Foaled Thoroughbred Racing at County Fairs a) The Illinois Horse Racing Act of 1975 provides $75,000 annually for purses to be distributed to county fairs that provide for the running of races during each county fair. These races will be ope…

Section 290.220 Stallion Certification Requirements a) All stallions standing for service in Illinois must be certified annually with the Department for foals of such stallions to be registered in the Illinois Quarter Horse Breeders Fund Program and to be eligible to race in race…

Section 290.225 Certification of Stallion for First Time or Under New Ownership Before Offering Service a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, any person who desires to stand the stallion for service shall, before standing or offering…

Section 290.230 Renewal Application for Offering or Standing Stallion for Service In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, a person offering or standing the stallion for service shall, before January 1 of every year in which such service w…

Section 290.235 Breeding Record of Stallion – Record of Mares Bred a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, a person offering or standing the stallion for service shall maintain a complete breeding record of the stallion and all mares b…

Section 290.240 Requirements for Transported Fresh Semen of a Certified Stallion a) The mare owners or their authorized representative must file a Transported Fresh Semen Report with the Department, within 10 days after insemination, indicating the insemination dates, the insemin…

Section 290.245 Notification if Certified Stallion is Moved The owners or their authorized representative must give immediate notification to the Department if the stallion leaves the location where he is certified. The stallion may not be used for breeding purposes outside the S…

Section 290.250 Notification of Sale or Transfer of Ownership of Certified Stallion a) The Department must receive notification of transfer of ownership of a certified stallion within 10 days after the sale or transfer. b) If the new owners desire to certify the stallion for elig…

Section 290.255 Stallion Eligibility Certificate a) Certified stallions must be identified at the reported standing location by a Department investigator. b) Upon certification of a stallion by the Department, an Illinois Stallion Eligibility Certificate shall be issued and will …

Section 290.260 Qualifications for Illinois Conceived and Foaled Quarter Horses A horse, to be qualified for the Illinois Racing Quarter Horse Breeders Fund Program and for races restricted to Illinois conceived and foaled horses, must meet the following requirements: a) An Illin…

Section 290.265 Registration for Illinois Conceived and Foaled Horses a) An application for foal registration for an Illinois conceived and foaled quarter horse foal must be filed with the Department within 10 days after foaling. The application shall be made on forms provided by…

Section 290.270 Quarter Horse Racing at County Fairs or Other Locations a) A county fair or other location, upon approval of the Department, may conduct quarter horse races for Illinois conceived and foaled quarter horses in compliance with the conditions established in this Sect…

Section 290.275 Illinois Conceived and Foaled Quarter Horse Races at the Illinois State Fair and Du Quoin State Fair a) All quarter horse races held at the Illinois State Fair or the Du Quoin State Fair that receive funds from the Illinois Racing Quarter Horse Breeders Fund shall…

Section 290.280 Quarter Horse Racing at Illinois Pari-mutuel Racetracks With the advice and assistance of the Illinois Racing Quarter Horse Breeders Fund Advisory Board, a budget may be established each year to provide money for: a) stakes races for Illinois registered quarter ho…

Section 290.50 Stallion Certification Requirements a) All standardbred stallions standing for service in Illinois must be certified annually with the Department for foals of the stallions to be registered in the Illinois Standardbred Breeders Fund Program and to be eligible to ra…

Section 290.55 Certification of Stallion for First Time or Under New Ownership Before Offering Service a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, any person who desires to stand the stallion for service shall, before standing or offering …

Section 290.60 Renewal Application for Offering or Standing Stallion for Service a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, a person offering or standing the stallion for service shall, before January 1 of every year in which the service …

Section 290.65 Breeding Record of Stallion – Record of Mares Bred a) In order for a stallion's foal to be registered as Illinois conceived and foaled, a person offering or standing the stallion for service shall maintain a complete breeding record of the stallion and all mares br…

Section 290.67 Requirements for Transported Fresh Semen of a Certified Stallion a) Rules Applicable Beginning January 1, 2022 1) Semen from an Illinois-certified stallion may be transported within the State for the purpose of inseminating a mare or mares within the State but cann…

Section 290.75 Notification if Certified Stallion is Moved The owners or their authorized representative must give immediate notification to the Department if the stallion leaves the location where he is certified. The stallion may not be used for breeding purposes outside the St…

Section 290.77 Notification of Sale or Transfer of Ownership of Certified Stallion a) The Department must receive notification of transfer of ownership of a certified stallion within 10 days after the sale or transfer. b) If the new owners are Illinois residents and desire to cer…

Section 290.78 Stallion Eligibility Certificate a) Certified stallions must be identified at the reported standing location by a Department investigator. b) Upon certification of a stallion by the Department, an Illinois Stallion Eligibility Certificate shall be issued and will b…

Section 290.85 Qualifications for Illinois Conceived and Foaled Standardbred Horses a) A horse, to be qualified for the Illinois Standardbred Breeders Fund Program and for races restricted to Illinois conceived and foaled horses, must meet the following requirements: 1) Except as…

Section 290.90 Registration for Illinois Conceived and Foaled Horses a) An application for foal registration for an Illinois conceived and foaled standardbred foal must be filed with the Department within 10 days after foaling. The application shall be made on forms provided by t…

Section 290.95 Standardbred Breeders Awards a) Standardbred breeders awards are limited to breeders of Illinois conceived and foaled standardbred horses, defined in Section 31 of the Act [230 ILCS 5/31] as the owner of a mare at the time of conception. b) A breeder cannot receive…

Section 340.10 Purpose and Definitions a) Purpose 1) This Part implements the Local Food Infrastructure Grant Act creating the Local Food Infrastructure Grant Program for the development of local food processing, aggregation and distribution. 2) Subject to appropriation, monies s…

Section 340.100 Noncompliance and Termination In addition to the default and termination provisions found in the Act, the following conditions apply: a) A grantee that does not maintain an active GATA account as required will receive one written warning from the grant administrat…

Section 340.20 Grantee Eligibility a) Requirements for an entity to be eligible for a grant in addition to the requirements in the Act, are: 1) The entity must be an Illinois resident. [505 ILCS 92/20(c)] 2) Applicants must comply with all relevant State and federal laws and rule…

Section 340.30 Proposal Eligibility a) Allowable Costs 1) All grant funding must be used for purchasing, leasing to own, renting, building or installing infrastructure related to the processing, storage, aggregation, or distribution of value-added agricultural products. [505 ILCS…

Section 340.40 Award Amounts a) All awards are subject to appropriation. b) Potential amounts for each type of grant proposal, subject to appropriation and number of applicants, are: 1) A collaborative project is eligible for a grant of $1,000-$250,000 [505 ILCS 92/15(2(A)]. In a…

Section 340.50 Application a) Application Process Instructions for submitting a grant application, including format, a blank application, and due date, will be published on the grant administrator's website. b) Applicants shall provide the following information about the proposed…

Section 340.60 Application Evaluation Criteria a) Projects will be evaluated by the grant administrator based on the following considerations: 1) Reasonable assurance of increasing the availability and accessibility of Illinois agricultural products among Illinois communities [50…

Section 340.70 Grant Determination and Notification a) All applicants will be notified in writing by the grant administrator that their application has been accepted or rejected. b) This notification will include the amount of funding for which the grant administrator has determi…

Section 340.80 Grant Agreement, Disbursement, and Monitoring a) Grant Agreements 1) All approved projects must have a signed grant agreement to receive funding. 2) The grant administrator will send a grant agreement to the awarded recipient. 3) The recipient will be required to r…

Section 340.90 Miscellaneous a) False information 1) Application. If the grant administrator determines an applicant included false information in their application, prior to grant award, the application will be denied. If the grant administrator determines an applicant included …