Racing, wagering compact called for
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Horse racing's main body of regulators called Tuesday for formation of an interstate compact by 2012 for more uniform racing rules and to enable the sport to deal with problems faster.
Racing now is governed by a quilt of differing rules on everything from what drugs can be used in horses to what bets are legal.
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