Historical horse racing prohibition

This bill prohibits licensed racetracks in Minnesota from conducting historical horse racing, which is defined as betting on horse races that have already concluded with final results. It amends state statutes to clarify that traditional horse racing involves live or simulcast events with human riders, while explicitly excluding past races and games of chance like slot machines from the definition of legal betting. The law also restricts the state's regulatory commission from using its rulemaking power to approve or expand any form of gambling not expressly authorized for racetracks. Additionally, the bill sets specific limits on card club operations, such as capping the number of tables and wager amounts, and ensures these facilities cannot offer historical horse racing or other unauthorized gambling devices.