Establishes the commission on retired racehorses, which shall be responsible for the oversight of retired racehorses including the creation of a registry to track such racehorses.

The bill establishes a new commission dedicated to overseeing retired racehorses. This commission will create a registry to keep track of these horses, ensuring their well-being after their racing careers end.

Supporters of the bill would highlight the importance of protecting retired racehorses and ensuring they receive proper care. By creating a registry, this legislation aims to promote accountability and improve the lives of these animals after their racing days are over.

Critics may argue that the establishment of a new commission could lead to unnecessary bureaucracy and increased costs. They might also question whether the registry will effectively address the underlying issues faced by retired racehorses, rather than just providing a tracking system.