Minnesota Administrative Rules
Agency 178 - Racing Commission
Chapter 7877 - HORSE RACING; CLASS C LICENSES
Part 7877.0135 - DUAL LICENSING
Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024
In determining whether to issue more than one Class C license to an applicant, the commission shall consider the nature of the licenses sought or already held, and whether holding multiple licenses would be a conflict of interest.
A. A person licensed as a jockey or veterinarian may not be licensed in another capacity.
B. No racing official may serve or act in a nonofficial capacity at a race meeting at which he or she is licensed as an official.
C. In addition to the prohibitions of item B, a person licensed as an owner may not be licensed as a jockey agent, nor may any person licensed as a jockey agent be licensed as an owner.
D. No Class C licensee shall act in any capacity other than that for which he or she is licensed.
E. For all county fairs in which the average daily handle for the preceding year was less than $150,000, the commission may authorize county fair associations to allow officials other than stewards to act in dual capacities. Stewards may act as placing judges and timers. The commission may require that additional officials be present at a county fair meet at the time of application approval or renewal of the class D license.
Statutory Authority: MS s 240.23
