✨ Racing Regulations
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 144
30 SEPTEMBER 2009
(3) Where a person is prevented by virtue of Rule 1203 from entering a horse for or starting it in a Race because of the non-payment of Arrears in respect of that horse which he is not personally liable to pay he may pay the Arrears to NZTR who shall remove the name of the horse from the Arrears List and the horse shall then be eligible to be entered for and started in a Race if no other Arrears in respect of that horse are in the meantime entered in the Arrears List and the horse is otherwise eligible. The name of the person who was liable to make such payment may, in NZTR’s discretion, be retained in the Arrears List in respect of the amount so paid as Arrears due to the person so paying.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in these Rules if any person, in bona fide ignorance of a horse’s name being in the Arrears List, enters a horse for a Race such entry shall be deemed to be and always to have been valid if such person, on becoming aware that such horse’s name is in the Arrears List and before the Race, pays to NZTR all Arrears in respect of which the entry in the Arrears List was made.
(4) Where Arrears are removed from the Arrears List pursuant to this Rule, a letter from NZTR as to the date of removal shall be conclusive evidence of the date of removal of such Arrears.
(5) Save as provided in this Rule, Arrears shall not be removed from the Arrears List.
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