Wyoming Administrative Code
Agency 038 - Wyoming Gaming Commission
Sub-Agency 0001 - Pari-Mutuel
Chapter 7 - LICENSING/LICENSEES
Section 7-1 - Licensing Generally
Current through September 21, 2024
(a) Any person who is engaged in or employed by those engaged in a pari-mutuel event racing or operating a race meeting and those who operate concessions under authority from any Permittee must be licensed by the Commission.
(b) The following annual fees shall be charged by the Commission for licenses:
Simulcast Service Supplier/Provider
Live Event Totalisator Provider
Live Event Photo Finish Provider
Live Event Security Provider, if other than permittee
Concession Operator other than Chapter 7, Section 1, (a), (ii) above.
Authorized Agent |
Owner/Trainer |
Partnership (each partner) | |
Exerciser |
Permittee Official |
Horsemen's Bookkeeper |
Plater |
Jockey |
Pony Rider |
Jockey Agent |
Roper |
Jockey Apprentice |
Stable Name |
Mutuel Official |
Trainer (& Asst. Trainer) |
Outrider |
Veterinarian |
Owner |
Vet. Assistant |
(includes any part owner or prospective owner) |
Vendor |
Asst. Starter |
Mutuel Employee |
Concession Employee |
Permittee Employee |
Gateman |
Security |
Groom |
Valet |
Jockey Runner |
Vendor Employee |
(c) Individual applicants will have the option of a one or three year license. The license fee for a one (1) year license shall be the annual fee for each category in which the person is licensed, the fee for a three (3) year license shall be three (3) times the annual fee for each category in which the person is licensed. Association and stable licenses shall expire on December 31 of each year issued.
(d) It is the responsibility of an employer to license his employees. The employment of a non-licensed individual may be cause for fine, suspension or both.
(e) No license will be granted to anyone less than sixteen (16) years of age if the employment will violate the child labor laws of the State of Wyoming.
(f) All applications for license shall be filed with the Commission who shall have the authority to issue the license or hold the application for further investigation.
(g) Every licensed person shall carry his license with him at all times.
(h) Any licensed person who allows another to use his license may be suspended, fined or both.
(i) The Commission may refuse to issue a license, or may suspend or revoke a license for the following:
(j) The Commission may impose probationary sentences on licensees. Any licensee who violates any of the rules and regulations of the Commission during the period he is on probation shall have his license revoked and his case referred to the Commission.
(k) When a license is denied, revoked or suspended by the Commission or the Stewards it shall be reported to the Association of Racing Commissioners International and the American Quarter Horse Association, giving reasons why the action was taken.
(l) Every person whose license is suspended, revoked or denied by any other State must be reinstated by the state in which the original ruling was made before being licensed in Wyoming.