New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR)
Title 9 Part 4107
Executive Department
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9 NYCRR 4107.1 - Disclosure
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A racing, farm or stable name may be used by the owners or lessees of horses. The names of all persons interested in the stable or operating thereunder and any additions, deletions or changes therein shall be disclosed to the commission upon request.
9 NYCRR 4107.2 - Limitations
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9 NYCRR 4107.3 - Liabilities
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All persons interested in a stable or operating thereunder, whether incorporated or not, shall be liable for all entry fees and penalties against the stable. If one of such persons is suspended or refused a license, all the horses in such stable shall be excluded from racing.
9 NYCRR 4107.4 - Leases
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The lessee of a horse shall file with the eligibility paper of such horse a copy of the leasing arrangement that shall contain the name of the horse, the name and address of the owner, the name and address of the lessee, the stable name, if any, of either party and the terms of the lease. Each lessor and lessee must obtain an owner's license from the commission.
9 NYCRR 4107.5 - Corporate ownership
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If a horse is owned by a corporation, all officers, directors, and persons owning any of the capital stock, or beneficial interest therein, shall be disclosed to, and licensed by the commission, except that if there are more than 35 individual owners of a horse then only those owners having a three percent or greater property interest in the horse shall be required to be licensed as an owner.