QID Indiana Race Association Members Survey - 2010

Indiana Racing & Breeding Industry Survey Race Association Members Survey			OMB No. 0535-0227 Approval Expires: 03/31/2014 Project Code: 451 QID:
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2009 Equine Related Income

Income	Total Dollars	Percent From Indiana Residents		Income	Total Dollars	Percent From Indiana Residents
Sale of horses	201 $	301 %		Sale of equine related property	401 $	501 %
Stud fees	202 $	302 %		Sale of equine related equipment	402 $	502 %
Leasing horses	203 $	303 %		Equine related rental of land	403 $	503 %
Boarding horses	204 $	304 %		Equine related rental of equipment	404 $	504 %
Training horses	205 $	305 %		Equine related insurance money	405 $	505 %
Interest on equine accounts	206 $	306 %		Other equine related professional services	406 $	506 %

2009 Equine Related Expenses

Expenses	Total Dollars	Percent Paid To Indiana Residents		Expenses	Total Dollars	Percent Paid To Indiana Residents
Feeds and supplements	207 $	307 %		Horses purchased	407 $	507 %
Bedding	208 $	308 %		Mortgage payments	408 $	508 %
Stable supplies	209 $	309 %		Equipment payments (other than office)	409 $	509 %
Medical supplies	210 $	310 %		Interest paid on equine accounts	410 $	510 %
Fuel expenses	211 $	311 %		Depreciation on equine related	411 $	511 %
Equine utility expenses	212 $	312 %		Maintenance & repair expenses	412 $	514 %
Breeding fees & expenses	213 $	313 %		Computers & office supply or equipment	413 $	513 %
Equine leasing fees paid	214 $	314 %		Property taxes paid	414 $	514 %
Boarding fees	215 $	315 %		Organizational fees (membership, registration, nominations, etc)	415 $	515 %
Rental fees paid for equipment	216 $	316 %		Sales tax paid on equine items	416 $	516 %
Equine shipping/travel fees	217 $	317 %		Wages paid to employees	417 $	517 %
Accounting and tax service fees	218 $	318 %		Contract labor	418 $	518 %
Legal fees	219 $	319 %		Benefits paid for employees	419 $	519 %
Insurance premiums	220 $	320 %		Farrier fees	420 $	520 %
Marketing/advertising expenses	221 $	321 %		Training fees	421 $	521 %
Veterinary service fees	222 $	322 %		In kind payments	422 $	522 %

2009 Equine Hired Labor

Total number of employees who were:	Number of Employees	Average Number of Weeks Per Employee	Average Number of Hours Per Week Per Employee
FULL TIME: worked full time all year	231
SEASONAL: worked full time, but for only part of the year	232	332
PART TIME: less than 40 hours per week	233	333	433

Indiana Racing & Breeding Industry Survey

Race Association Members Survey

1. Was your primary residence located in Indiana during 2009?

101 Yes, please list the specific county in Indiana: ___________________________

102 No, please indicate the state where your primary residence was located in 2009: _____________________

2. Are you a member of any of the following organizations? (√ All that apply)

104 Thoroughbred 105 Standardbred 106 Quarter Horse 107 None of these

3. How were you involved with the Indiana Horse Racing & breeding industry during 2009? (√ All that apply)

108Owner 109Breeder 110Trainer 111Other,

please specify:__________________________

4. In comparison to your investment in the Indiana racing and breeding program prior to the slots at the tracts

(2007), how has your investment in Indiana changed in regards to?

(Please √ one for each row)		Increased	Decreased	Stayed the same
	A. The number of horses that you own, train or breed has:	121	131	141
	B. The amount of property you own in Indiana has:	122	132	142
	C. The amount of investments in equipment has:	123	133	143

5. Did you own any horses during 2009? 144 Yes 145 No

If yes, please indicate:		Number of Horses
	A. How many horses you owned in 2009?	146
	B. How many of those horses actually raced during 2009?	147
	C. How many of those horses won during 2009?	148
	D. Where did you keep those horses during 2009? (√ All that apply)

149 On your property 150 Training facility

151 Leased space 152 Other, please specify: ________________________________

6. What is the amount of 2009 gross income you received from:

		Total Dollars
	A. Purses supported by Indiana casinos?	153 $
	B. Breed awards, development and incentive programs?	154 $

7. What is the primary state in which you participate in horse racing or breeding? _______________________

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The back of this form requests detailed information.

Please complete as much as possible and return in the enclosed envelope. thank you