Class C Purse Fund
One-tenth of one percent of in-state track/OTB pari-mutuel wagers is collected every calendar year to provide funding for purses at the state’s non-profit race tracks the following year. The Washington Horse Racing Commission provides the funds collected plus the difference between this amount and three hundred thousand dollars. The amount collected in 2003 was $138,919.98 leaving a difference of $161,080.02 which was paid from the Commission’s operating budget in 2004. The distribution is based on the number of live race days at each non-profit racetrack.
RCW 67.16.105(3)

Donohue Fund
Interest derived from the Owner's Bonus Funds in 2003 were paid to the non-profit racetracks in 2004 for maintaining and upgrading their respective racing courses and equine quartering areas.
RCW 67.16.102(2)

Owners Bonus
One percent of in-state track/OTB pari-mutuel wagering is paid at the end of the race year to all licensed owners whose horses place first, second, third, or fourth. The horses must be bred within Washington State and run at a for-profit race track.
RCW 67.16.102(1)

Breeders Award
One percent of in-state track/OTB exotic wagers is paid at the end of the race year to the breeders of record for each Washington bred horse that finished first at a for-profit race track.
RCW 67.16.175

With the authorization of Advance Deposit Wagering there are now two sources of revenue for the Breeders Award: in-state track/OTB wagering and the Source Market Fee.
WAC 260-49-070

Commission Operating Revenue
The Washington Horse Racing Commission receives a percent from the track/OTB wagers placed in Washington State. A fee of $500 per day is collected from each Class A race track and $10 per day from each Class C race track (non-profit) for each live race day. License fees and a portion of the source market fee are collected as part of the Commissions operating funds. These funds are used to regulate horse racing within Washington State.