(1) The clocker is responsible for the following duties:
(a) Be present during training hours at each association to record the time and distance of each horse's official workout. (A clocker is not required to be present for any other workouts);
(b) Prepare a daily record of all official workouts, which must include:
(i) The name of each horse;
(ii) The name of the track and training center where the official workout occurred; and
(iii) The time and distance of each horse's official workout;
(c) Deliver the daily record of all official workouts occurring on association grounds to the racing secretary at the end of each day's training.
(2) At those Class A racing associations designated by the commission, a commission clocker may enter into equibase the daily record of all official workouts occurring on association grounds as long as the commission is compensated by the racing association for the full cost associated with entering the daily record information.
(3) The clocker recording official workouts off the association grounds, during the association's scheduled race meet and training dates, will deliver the daily record of all official workouts to the racing secretary within twenty-four hours.
(4) Approval for a clocker's license will be based on the individual's knowledge of and proficiency in performing clocking activities.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
67.16.020 and
67.16.040. WSR 09-01-065, § 260-24-650, filed 12/11/08, effective 1/11/09; WSR 08-05-088, § 260-24-650, filed 2/15/08, effective 3/17/08. Statutory Authority: RCW
67.16.020. WSR 04-07-074, § 260-24-650, filed 3/15/04, effective 4/15/04. Statutory Authority: RCW
67.16.040. WSR 00-20-028, § 260-24-650, filed 9/27/00, effective 10/28/00; WSR 98-01-145, § 260-24-650, filed 12/19/97, effective 1/19/98.]