Horses: horse shows, competitions, and sales.

Added chapter number (Chapter 447) and Governor's approval date of October 7, 2025, reflecting the bill becoming law.

Removed Assembly and Senate passage headers, clerk signatures, and 'received by the Governor' language that are specific to the enrolled version.

Added 'STATE OF CALIFORNIA AUTHENTICATED ELECTRONIC LEGAL MATERIAL' header standard for chaptered laws.

The entry fee threshold for one-day equine events subject to state regulation was lowered from $50 (as introduced) to $40 (as amended in Senate). Events with entry fees exceeding $40 will now be regulated, expanding the bill's reach to more small-scale horse shows and competitions.

The legislative digest was updated to reflect the amended threshold, showing both the introduced amount ($50) and the Senate-amended amount ($40).

The entry fee threshold for a one-day equine event to be subject to state regulation was raised from $4.99 to $15, and the other-fees threshold was raised from $19.99 to $60. Events below these new thresholds will no longer require state registration or comply with the chapter's rules.

The Secretary of Food and Agriculture is authorized to further increase the $15 and $60 fee thresholds by regulation, in consultation with an advisory committee appointed under Section 24013.5.

The entry fee threshold for one-day events subject to state regulation was lowered from $50 (as set in the June amendment) to $15. This means events with entry fees as low as just over $15 per class will now be regulated, dramatically expanding which horse shows and competitions fall under the law.

A new subparagraph (B) was added authorizing the Secretary of Food and Agriculture to increase the fee thresholds specified in the statute by regulation, in consultation with the advisory committee appointed under Section 24013.5. This gives the department ongoing authority to adjust the dollar amounts without requiring new legislation.