LAC 35:III.5717. Filming or Videotaping of Races; Preservation

A. All race tracks under the jurisdiction of the commission shall take and make, at the association's expense, a complete film or videotape recording of all races run by said association. The arrangements for film or videotape recordings shall be in a form satisfactory to the commission. They shall be susceptible to development as needed after the end of any race in order to enable the officials to better judge the races and rule on all claims of infractions of the rules, and thereby better protect the interests of the public in racing. B. Each association shall preserve the film or videotape recordings of each of its races for at least 90 days after the close of each of its race meetings. Upon a timely request of the commission within such period, an association shall furnish the commission with a clear positive print of the film recording and/or a kinescope print of the videotape recording of any race run during its race meeting.