New Mexico § 60-2D-9 - Licenses; limitations; fees
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§ 60-2D-9. Licenses; limitations; fees
A. The commission shall require licenses of all bicycle racers, trainers, starters,
assistant starters, pari-mutuel employees, authorized racer's or owner's agents and
any other person, whether operating under his own name or a trade or assumed name,
who wishes to participate, except as a spectator, in a bicycle-racing meet in this
state. This license shall be known as a “general bicycle-racing license” and shall state
on its face the capacity in which the licensee will participate in bicycle racing
in this state. The fee for a general bicycle-racing license shall be set by the commission in an
amount not to exceed fifty dollars ($50.00) per year. The fee shall not be prorated for part of a year. B. The commission shall require a license for any person to hold bicycle-racing meets
with pari-mutuel wagering. This license shall be known as a “pari-mutuel bicycle-racing license” and shall
state on its face the time, place and duration of all bicycle-racing meets authorized
by that license and the number of races allowed per day. The fee for such a license shall be set by the commission and shall not exceed one
thousand dollars ($1,000) for any one calendar year, regardless of the number of days
of bicycle-racing meets covered by the license. C. The commission may issue a pari-mutuel bicycle-racing license for: (1) a bicycle-racing season; and (2) one day, to be known as a charity day, on which day the licensee shall remit the
taxes owed to the state, deduct an amount equal to the purses and the cost of conducting
the racing on that day and donate the balance to nonprofit organizations engaged in
charitable, benevolent or eleemosynary activities selected by the licensee and approved
by the commission.
Source: official New Mexico text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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