Stable names provisions

1. No person may use a stable name unless that name and any changes in that name are registered with: a. The United States trotting association. b. The board of horse racing; and c. The association. 2. No person may use, directly or indirectly, more than one stable name at the same time. 3. A person may disassociate himself from a stable name by giving notice to the commission and the United States trotting association. 4. When a company holds a license, its corporate name is deemed to be the stable name of the company and of each of its shareholders. 5. When a partnership, syndicate, joint venture, or other group holds a license, the name in which the license is issued is deemed to be the stable name of the group and of each member of the group. 6. A member of a licensed corporation or a licensed group may apply for a member's license permitting the holder access to the barn area and paddock of a racetrack if the president of the corporation or manager of the group: a. Cosigns the application; b. Certifies that the applicant is a member; and c. Personally undertakes to be responsible for all the acts of the applicant in the barn and paddock area as though they were his own. 7. The commission may not, under subsection 6, issue more than ten member's licenses per corporation or group per year.