Chattanooga Times Free Press

PENALTIES

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Criminal or civil charges can be brought against violators of the Horse Protection Act.

If convicted, violators can spend up to two years in prison and be fined $5,000. Civil complaints can result in disqualifi­cations of one or more years and fines up to $2,000.

Disqualifi­ed people may attend horse events but only as spectators and are not allowed to participat­e in any manner.

Source: USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

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