Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-28

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Stand rights and privileges - Admission charges for

Official statutory text

special amusements - Proceeds - Use - Balance.

A. The free district fair association shall have exclusive

rights to all stand rights and privileges. Admission may be charged

to races, horse shows, or any other special amusements. No money

collected pursuant to this section shall be used to defray any

expenses or costs of such races, horse show or amusements. In

addition, the charging of admission to such amusements shall not

interfere with free access of the public to all exhibits.

B. All monies derived from rights and privileges of the

fairgrounds shall be collected by the secretary of the free district

fair association, and except as provided in this section, may be

used in defraying expenses.

C. Any balance that may be on hand after such expenses shall be

turned over to the secretary, who shall place it in the free

district fair fund.

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