A Racing Commission is a regulatory body that oversees horse racing and other forms of racing, ensuring fair practices and compliance with laws. It is responsible for licensing participants, including jockeys, trainers, and owners, as well as monitoring races to prevent cheating and ensure the welfare of the animals involved. The commission also sets rules and regulations for betting, ensuring that wagering is conducted fairly and transparently. By maintaining integrity in the sport, the Racing Commission helps protect the interests of fans, participants, and the industry as a whole.