New Jersey § 5:5-47

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§ 5:5-47.

Upon compliance with the foregoing conditions, the commission shall issue a permit

to such applicant to hold or conduct such horse race meeting as authorized by this

act. Such permit shall specify the person, partnership, association or corporation to

whom the same is issued; the dates upon which such horse race meeting is to be held

or conducted; the hours of such days between which such horse racing will be permitted,

which shall be in between the hours during which the conduct of racing is authorized

by law, the location of the place, track or enclosure at, on or within which said

horse race meeting is to be held or conducted; and shall acknowledge receipt of the

payment of the deposit and the filing of the bond provided for in this act. The commission may in its discretion authorize a permit holder to conduct the horse

race meeting for which it has been issued a permit, or a portion thereof, at a place,

track or enclosure owned or operated by another permit holder upon application therefor

made by both said permit holders, subject to such terms, conditions, and requirements

as the commission shall direct. No permit shall be issued to permit running racing on any track that is less than

1 mile in circumference nor harness racing on any track that is less than 1 / 2 mile in circumference. No such permit shall be transferable nor shall it apply to any place, track or enclosure

other than the one specified therein unless otherwise directed by the commission. No such permit shall be issued so as to permit horse racing at any place, track

or enclosure except on Mondays through Fridays between the hours of 12 noon and 1

a.m. the following day and on Saturdays between the hours of 12 noon and 12 midnight. No permit shall be granted under this act to any person, partnership, association

or corporation so as to permit more than 75 horse racing days in the aggregate in

any 1 calendar year for running races, except as otherwise provided for herein, nor

more than 100 racing days in the aggregate in any 1 calendar year for harness races;

nor shall any permit be granted to the same person, partnership, association or corporation

for the holding or conducting of a horse race meeting except at one track, place or

enclosure in this State, unless otherwise directed by the commission. No such permit shall be issued to any person, partnership, association or corporation

that is in any way in default in the payment of any obligation or debt due to the

State of New Jersey under the provisions of this act, nor shall any permit be issued

to any corporation under the provisions of this act unless said corporation be organized

under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New Jersey, nor shall any permit be

issued to any applicant who shall be deemed by said commission not to be of sufficient

financial integrity and moral responsibility to hold a horse race meeting conducive

to the best interests of legitimate racing.

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