Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Administration [Gaming]
Chapter Game 4 - Duties and responsibilities of associations and racetrack operators
Section Game 4.04 - Daily race programs

(a) This race meet is conducted under that authority of a license issued by the Wisconsin division of gaming and pursuant to the rules and regulations adopted by the division.

(b) The Honorable, Governor.

(c) Wisconsin Division of Gaming, 2005 West Beltline Highway, Suite 201, P.O. Box 8979, Madison, WI 53708-8979, (608) 270-2555.

(d) Wisconsin department of administration secretary.

(e) Wisconsin division administrator.

(f) Names and titles of:

(g) The address and telephone number of the track facility.

(h) A prominent notice that there is an information window where complaints may be made by the public and copies of the Division of Gaming's administrative rules viewed. Such notice shall specify the exact location of such windows.

(i) The location of facilities for individuals with disabilities.

(j) The location of the division's office at the track facility.

(k) The location of photo finish pictures.

(l) The approximate payouts on different pari-mutuel odds.

(a) Wagers are to be made by daily race program number.

(b) Tickets shall be retained until the stewards have declared the race official.

(c) Payouts are not permitted until the stewards have notified the pari-mutuel department of the official order of finish.

(d) The division has adopted detailed rules for occurrences such as dead heats or the failure of patrons to select the winning animals or combinations of finishing animals. Such rules are available for public inspection at the information windows and the office of the division located at the track.

(e) The period of time and procedures for uncashed tickets to be redeemed.

(f) The daily race program shall provide a page for the advertisement and dissemination of information regarding the racetrack's adopt-a-greyhound program.

(g) The association shall make a good faith effort to ensure the accuracy of all information contained in the daily race program. All errors detected by the association after the printing of the daily race program has commenced shall be corrected by the association printing a corrected page for distribution with the daily race program, announcements of the error and correct information via a public address system, or both. The association shall obtain prior approval of the proposed daily race program from the division at least 15 days prior to the start of a new race meet or before formatting a new daily race program during the current race meet.