Entry to judge’s box etc
10 Entry to judge’s box etc
A person shall not enter:
the judge’s box at the time horses are prepared to start or are running in a race, unless he is:
the judge of the race,
an assistant to the judge, or
a steward of the Club,
the weighing room without the prior consent of a steward of the Club, unless he is:
a director or the Secretary/General Manager of the Club,
an officer, or
a jockey who has a riding engagement on that day at the Racecourse,
the jockeys’ room, unless he is:
a director or the Secretary/General Manager of the Club authorised for that purpose by the Club,
an officer authorised for that purpose by the Club, or
a jockey who has a riding engagement on that day at the Racecourse, or
the saddling enclosure, unless he is:
a director or the Secretary/General Manager of the Club,
a person authorised for that purpose by the Club,
an officer,
a person, authorised for that purpose by the Club, who is engaged in reporting or commenting upon a horse-race or race-meeting for dissemination through a public news medium, or
an owner or trainer of a horse which is in the enclosure.
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