104 - Prohibition of wagering by certain officials, employees and minors. - New York Statutes

§ 104. Prohibition of wagering by certain officials, employees and minors. No member, secretary, deputy, officer, representative, employee or counsel of the board shall wager either upon the outcome of any horse race conducted at a track at which pari-mutuel betting is conducted by any licensee or franchisee of the board. No association or corporation which is licensed or franchised by the board shall permit any person who is actually and apparently under eighteen years of age to bet on a horse race conducted by it nor shall such person be permitted to bet at an establishment of a regional corporation conducting off-track betting. No individual employed by an off-track betting corporation as a pari-mutuel clerk, cashier or seller shall be permitted to bet during those periods of any day on which such person is actually employed in such capacity.