§ 305.302. Race objections.
(a) An objection to an incident alleged to have occurred during the running of a race shall be received only when lodged with the clerk of scales, the Stewards or their designees, by the owner, the authorized agent of the owner, the trainer or the jockey of a horse engaged in the same race.
(b) An objection following the running of any race must be filed before the race is declared official by the Stewards, whether all or some riders are required to weigh in, or the use of a ‘‘fast official’’ procedure is permitted. No objection shall be received once the race has been declared official.
(c) The Stewards shall take into account all information provided by race participants and matters occurring during the running of a race; shall determine all objections and inquiries and shall determine the extent of disqualification, if any, of horses in the race. This determination by the Stewards shall be final and binding.
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