Exclusion of patrons

1. Offenses. The commission may exclude from the licensed premises a patron who has been convicted of any of the offenses listed in this subsection, if the commission determines that the circumstances of the offense giving rise to the conviction make the patron's presence a hazard to the reputation and conduct of racing and pari-mutuel wagering, or may reasonably undermine the public confidence in the integrity of racing: a. Offenses related to drugs or controlled substances; b. Offenses related to arranging the outcome of a race, or to any fraud or deception while participating in racing or pari-mutuel wagering activities; c. Offenses related to representations made about any horse, ownership interest in a horse, or lease or sale of any horse; d. Any felony of which the patron has been convicted; or e. Any offense related to gaming or gambling. 2. Notification. In all cases where the commission excludes a person from any or all pari-mutuel facilities in this state, the commission will attempt to notify said person of the facts or conduct which warrant exclusion in writing by electronic mail or mail and provide said person with a postexclusion hearing. 3. Ejection. Nothing in this rule precludes an association from exercising its right to eject persons from the premises.