Wisconsin Administrative Code

Game 1.01 Definitions. The following definitions shall apply in all rules adopted by the division of gaming unless otherwise indicated: (1) XAdministratorY means the administrator of the division. (2) XApplicantY means a person or entity who files an application for a license fro…

Game 10.01 Purpose. This section governs supervision of the pari-mutuel wagering system, collection of taxes prescribed in the act and protection of the wagering public. History: Cr. Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1-90.

Game 10.02 Definitions. (1) XCanceled ticketY means a ticket which represents a wager which has been canceled and withdrawn from the pari-mutuel pools. (2) XCashed ticketY means any pari-mutuel ticket which is refunded or which is presented for payment of a winning wager and is p…

Game 10.03 System failure. If, for any reason, during the course of a racing program the totalizator system is unable to record wagers received from the public or guarantee the integrity of the pari-mutuel pools, the totalizator system licensee shall advise the mutuel manager who…

Game 10.04 Procedures and reports required of associations. (1) CASHED TICKETS. Each association shall maintain facilities and enforce procedures which ensure the security of cashed tickets and the integrity of outstanding ticket records. Such security requirements shall include,…

Game 10.05 Mutuel tickets. (1) MARKING OF TICKETS. To prevent re-entry in the pari-mutuel system for duplicate cashing, the association shall cause each cashed or refunded ticket to be marked in a manner which will not destroy the identity of the the chapter was last published. G…

Game 10.06 Mutuel facilities; tickets; specification requirements and procedures. (1) NO REDUCTION IN CAPACITY. An association shall not change a totalizator system if the change will reduce the functional capacity of the system without prior division approval. Note: An example o…

Game 10.07 Totalizator system: system requirements. (1) GENERAL SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS. Totalizator system licensees shall meet or exceed the totalizator system features listed in subs. (2) through (22). (2) REDUNDANT CAPABILITIES. Totalizator systems shall have redundant capabiliti…

Game 10.08 Totalizator system: procedural requirements. (1) GENERAL PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS. Every totalizator system licensee must satisfy the procedural requirements set forth in subs. (2) through (11). (2) PRE-RACE MEETING TESTS. All totalizator equipment to be used for a race…

Game 10.09 Totalizator system licensees. (1) CRITERIA FOR ELIGIBILITY. An application for a totalizator system license shall: (a) Have a contract to provide a totalizator system with an association; and (b) Provide the division evidence that the applicant has the experience and e…

Game 11.01 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to govern the exercise of the division[s powers and duties.

Game 11.02 Administration and operation. Any person desiring approval and opinion or other division action with respect to any matter within the jurisdiction of the division shall initially notify the administrator or designee of the nature of the request.

Game 11.03 Enforcement authority. (1) The division shall have unrestricted access to all areas of the racetrack including but not limited to: all buildings, structures, equipment and property located on the premises whether owned by, leased by, or leased to an association. (2) Th…

Game 11.04 Board of stewards. (1) The board of stewards shall consist of 2 division stewards, one of which shall be a chief steward or presiding division steward, and one association steward employed by the association where the inquiry will be heard. In cases where the inquiry w…

Game 13.01 Scope and purpose.

Game 13.02 Submission of application.

Game 13.03 Complete application.

Game 13.04 Duration and extent of occupation licenses.

Game 13.05 License fees.

Game 13.06 License to participate.

Game 13.07 Denial of license. Subchapter II — Standards Applicable To All Occupation Licensees

Game 13.08 Persons prohibited from licensure.

Game 13.09 General requirements.

Game 13.10 Unqualified to perform the duties.

Game 13.11 Falsifying answers or omitting facts.

Game 13.12 Probationary nature of licenses. Subchapter III — Particular Occupational Requirements

Game 13.13 Animal ownership by business entities. Note: Chapter RACE 13 was renumbered chapter WGC 13 and corrections made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 1. and 6., Stats., Register, March, 1995, No. 471. Corrections made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 6., Stats., Register May 1998, No. 509. N…

Game 13.14 Animal ownership by individuals. (1) An applicant for an owner[s license shall own in whole or in part, or lease an animal eligible to race at the race meeting where the applicant seeks to participate. In cases of a leased animal, both lessor and lessee shall be consid…

Game 13.15 Kennel owners, trainers and assistant trainers. (1) An applicant for a license as a trainer or an assistant trainer shall be at least 18 years of age and have been licensed as a trainer or assistant trainer by the division or another racing jurisdiction. Any person app…

Game 13.16 Authorized agent. (1) Each authorized agent shall obtain a license from the division. (2) The application for a license as an authorized agent shall be accompanied by a written instrument signed and notarized by the principal which shall clearly set forth the powers of…

Game 13.17 License required.

Game 13.18 Penalties. Subchapter V — Conflicts

Game 13.19 General conflict provisions.

Game 13.20 Dual licensing.

Game 13.21 Husbands and wives.

Game 13.22 Transfer of a racing animal. Subchapter VI — Prohibited Activities

Game 13.23 Prohibited activities by licensees.

Game 13.24 Financial responsibility. written notice granting the license or a notice for inquiry related to the proposed denial of the license application. History: Cr. Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1-90; CR 03-070: cr. (4) and Game 13.03 Complete application. An applica…

Game 14.01 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to govern procedures relative to permissible administration of medication to racing animals. History: Cr. Register, March, 1990, No. 411, eff. 4-1-90.

Game 14.02 Definitions. (1) XForeign substanceY means any substance except those which exist naturally in the untreated animal of normal physiological concentrations. (2) XMedicationY means any substance recognized as a drug in the official U.S. pharmacopoeia and national formula…

Game 14.03 Prohibition against foreign substance and medication. No animal participating in a race shall carry in its body any foreign substance or medication, irrespective of when administered or injected. No person shall administer, conspire to administer, or attempt to adminis…

Game 14.04 Forty-eight hour ban. No foreign substance or medication shall be administered to an animal entered to race by hypodermic injection, oral administration, topical administration which can penetrate the skin, rectal infusion, suppository, inhalation or any other means wi…

Game 14.05 Unlawful entry. Any person who enters any animal in a race and who knows, or by exercise of due diligence in his or her duties should know, that the animal carries in its body during the race any foreign substance or medication, regardless of when administered or injec…

Game 14.06 Willful failure to disqualify. No person shall willfully fail to disqualify an animal from a race when the person has notice that: (1) A foreign substance or medication has been administered to the animal in violation of s. Game 14.02 or 14.03; (2) The animal has not b…

Game 14.07 Prescription items. No person except a veterinarian shall have in the person[s possession within the kennel compound any prescription drug as defined in s. 450.01 (20), Stats., unless prior written authorization is obtained and the prescription drug is in its original …

Game 14.08 Possession of drugs and chemicals. No veterinarian or any other person shall have in his or her possession or administer to any animal within any race track enclosure any chemical substance which: (1) Has not been approved for use on animals by the food and the chapter…

Game 14.09 Possession of needles and injectable prohibited. (1) Except as provided in s. Game 14.10, no person, except a veterinarian, shall have in his or her possession within any race track enclosure any hypodermic syringe or needle or any instrument capable of being used for …

Game 14.10 Human use of substances and hypodermic syringes or needles. (1) PRESCRIPTION ITEMS - HUMAN USE. No person may possess within a race track enclosure any chemical substance for use on their own person, unless such chemical substance is a prescription drug as defined in s…

Game 14.11 Test samples. (1) At least one animal from every race selected at the discretion of the stewards or division veterinarian, shall have taken from it test samples. In determining which animals to test, the stewards or division veterinarian shall consider, without limitat…

Game 14.12 Referee samples. (1) A referee sample shall be provided when sufficient volume is available for additional confirmation testing and retention of a portion of the sample as required by sub. (3) at the request of the owner, trainer or other person charged with a violatio…