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DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETYKIM GUADAGNODIVISION OF NEW .TERSEY RACING COMMISSIONLt. Governor

PO Box 088TRENTON, NJ 08625-0088

July 17, 2012

The Honorable Chris ChristieGovernor of the State of New JerseyState HouseP.O. Box 001Trenton, New Jersey 08625

Dear Governor Christie:

~TEFFREY S . CIiIESAAttorney General

ANTHONY T. ABBATIELLOMArrrrY E. APONTE

ANTHONY R. CAPUTOPETER ~T. COFRANCESCO, III

FRANCIS X. KEEGAN, QTR.

Commissioners

FRANCESCO ZANZUCCKIExecutive Director

P,arsuarlt t~ N.J.~.A. ~:5-27, enclosed i~ the New Jersey RacingCommission's 2011 Annual Report. The attached tables reflect fu11 year results.

Sincerely,

Frank ZanzucckiExecutive Director

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c: Jeffrey. S. Chiesa, Attorney GeneralDeborah R. Edwards, Chief of Staff, Office of the Attorney GeneralPaul Lorique~, Director of Communications

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Members of The New Jersey Racing Commission

Dennis A. Drazin, ChairAppointed May 14, 2010, resigned December 1, 2011

Mr. Drazin, born in Long Branch, is president of the Red Bank based law firm Drazin andWarshaw. He 1lolds a BA from Ohio State University and earned his law degree from DickinsonSchool of Law in Carlisle, Pa. He is active in the Trial Lawyers Associations having served o11 itsBoard of Governors and lobbied for legislation on matters that favor consumer rights. PT101' ~0 1115nomination to the Commission he was president and legal counsel of the New JerseyThoroughbred Horsemen's Association. He has an extensive involvement in horse racing havingowned and bred thoroughbreds in New Jersey, New Yor1~, Kentucky and Florida. Mr. Drazin wasappointed by Governor Corzine to the blue ribbon panel to try to determine the best course ofaction to preserve and enhance horse racing the State. As Chair of the Commission, Mr. Drazinwas actively involved in ongoing discussions with the current administration that will determinethe future of racing in New Jersey.

Anthony T. AbbatielloAppointed 2006

Anthony T. Abbatiello's love for horses has resulted ~n 53 years dedicated to the horse racingindustry. For 28 years, Mr. Abbatiello served the Standardbred Breeders and OwnersAssociation of New 3ersey, both as ~a-r ouncier and as rreside~~~. 1`~r. ~i~'uatieilo's ~rev~oustitles included, Chairman of the Board for the United States Trotting Association, Director of theStandardbred Owners' Association of New York, Chairman of the New Jersey Sire Stakes Boardof Directors, Trustee Chairman of the Board of American Horse Council in Washington D,C. andTrustee of the Trotting Horse Museum in Goshen, New York.

On July 2, 1995, Mr. Abbatiello was inducted into the Living Hall of Fame in Goshen, New Yorl~with his brother Carmine, a 1985 inductee. His induction resulted in the first brother tandem inthe Ha11 of Fame, A decorated war veteran, Mr. Abbatiello served in the Korean War rising tothe rank of Captain. Mr. Abbatiello demonstrated courage under fire, receiving numerouscommendations including the Combat Infantry Badge, Silver Star, The Bronze Star with Valor,two Purple Hearts, the Presidential Unit Citation, Korean Campaign Ribbon with four BattleStars and the Korean Service Medal.

Manny Aponte,Appointed 2011

Manny Aponte is a resident of Egg Harbor Township and a member of the Township's PlanningBoard. He is a financial advisor and partner in the Alquist Wealth Management Group. Mannyalso worked for Morgan Stanley and the Atlantic City Hilton Resort. A graduate of RichardStockton College he is now seeking an MBA at Rutgers School of Business in Camden. Mr.Aponte has been active in many organizations including the Egg Harbor Visioning Committeeand the American Conference on Diversity and was a trustee of Atlanticare Health ServicesBoard. He is married with two young children.

Anthony R. Caputo, M.D.Commissioner since 2005

Dr. Anthony R. Caputo was born in Newark and raised in Belleville where he attended publicschool. For high school he enrolled at Seton Hall Prep where he excelled as their Quarterbackfor three years. After high school, he received his B.S. degree from St. Bonaventure University.Years later he was granted an Honorary Doctorate from St. Bonaventure University.

Dr. Caputo earned his Medical Degree in 1969 from University of Bologna. His internship andophthalmology training was completed at the New Jersey Medical School. In 1974, he wasoffered a Heed Fellowship at the Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia for pediatric ophthalmology.Upon returning to Newark, he was appointed Director of Fight for Sight Children's Eye CareCenter and became the first pediatric ophthalmologist to practice in New Jersey.

Peter J. Cofrancesco III, SpartaCommissioner 2001 -December 2008; Apri121, 2010 to present

Mr. Cofrancesco serves as Executive Officer of the Grinnell Group of Companies. Grinnell isfamily owned and operated with interests in manufacturing of construction materials,transportation services, as well as commercial and residential real estate development. Thecompany was named the 2003 New Jersey Family Business of the Year, an award thatrecognizes the significant contributions to the economy and community made by New Jerseyfamily businesses. Mr. Cofrancesco attended Delaware Valley College, concentrating inBusiness N1ailagement and also received an rionorary doctorate in r~umane Le~~cers fromCentenary College in 2003. Mr. Cofrancesco is extremely active in many community andprofessional organizations including directorship of college and hospital foundations, the NJState Fair and the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute. Mr. Cofrancesco is a leading ownerand breeder of American Quarter Horses and currently serves as a Director of the AmericanQuarter Horse Association. Mr. Cofrancesco and his family have owned an unprecedented 24AQHA World Champions, and have received the prestigious Leading Owner Award five times.Mr. Cofrancesco continued to serve on the Commission on hold over status untilDecember 2008 but was reappointed on April 21; 2010.

Noel Love Gross, Saddle RiverFormer Chair and Commissioner since 1994, resigned July, 2011

Mrs. Gross served as chair of the New Jersey Racing Commission from 1994 to 2001. Shereceived her college education at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York. In theprivate sector, she is President and Chief Administrative Officer of the Hudson LandingCorporation. In the public sector, Mrs. Gross has had a notable career highlighted by herappointment by President Reagan to serve as United States Alternate Representative to the 41Stand 43rd United Nations General Assembly. She was asked to head the US Delegation to the UNEconomic and Social Council Organizational Session, and was named head of the US delegationto the Special Session of the UN Development Program. She has also held various positions inthe Republican National Committee and, locally, is a member of the Board of Trustees of 70001Limited Development Foundation. Mrs. Gross is an owner/operator of two horse farms and herhorses have won many competitions including multiple Grand Championships by Westfieldsand first-year Green Hunter of the Year National Championship by Ever So Dark. In July, MsGross resigned after volunteering her time serving the Racing Industry as a Commission member

for 17 years.

Francis X. Keegan, Jr.Appointed 2006

Mr. Keegan, a lifelong horseman, 'was appointed to the Commission in 2006. He is a pastPresident of the New Jersey Thoroughbred Breeders' Association, a past President of the NewJersey Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association and was a member of many horsemenorganizations, including the Thoroughbred Club of America, the Green Mountain HorseAssociation, the National Hunt Association, and a patron of the Monmouth County Hunt. Mr.Keegan has bred, owned and raced horses in New Jersey since 1963, and has also been asuccessful consignor at numerous thoroughbred auction sales including Saratoga and Keeneland.Mr. Keegan is a graduate of Seton Hall University and attended Fordham Law School and servedas an infantry officer after college in the United States Army. Mr. Keegan is a WealthManagement Advisor and First Vice President of Investments with UBS Financial Services, Inc.and in March 2006 celebrated 40 years with the firm. Over the years he has served on numerousbank boards, including Carteret S & L Bank of Commerce in Newark and MonmouthCommunity Bank.

Frank Zanzuccki, Wall TownshipExec~.tive Director sine 1 92

I~ir. ~anzuccki received a r'~.5. in Accounting from fit. r~rancis ~.ollege, Loret~a, ~a. ~e was theChief Accountant for United-Mine Workers of America from 1975-1978. He started his careerwith the New Jersey Racing Commission in 1978 and served in various positions and wasappointed Executive Director in 1X92. Mr. Zanzuccki was awarded the prestigious Len FooteAward in 1998 in recognition of outstanding contributions to the horse racing industry. He isalso the first non-commissioner to be elected to the Association of Racing CommissionersInternational Board of Directors. In addition to this honor, Mr. Zanzuccki was subsequentlyelected as an officer of this international organization and served as its chairman from April 2004through Apri12005.

MISSION STATEMENT

The New Jersey Racing Commission ("NJRC") governs, directs and regulates hog se racing and pari-mutuel wagering. The NJRC is a member of the Department of Law and Public Safety alld isresponsible for regulating the horse racing industry in the State through vigilant oversight of allracing and wagering related activities to ensure the integrity of the sport and the safety of itsparticipants.

Corn~nzssion St~uctzc~~e

Horse racing in New Jersey is regulated by Commissioners who, by law, are appointed by theGovernor, with. the advice and consent of the Senate. They set policy and rule on alI mattersaffecting racing such as issuing permits to conduct horse racing meets, approving expenditures andadjudicating licensing matters. They also consider the issuance of licenses for off-track wageringsites, are responsible for the oversight and regulation of account wagering which includes telephoneand Internet wagering inNew Jersey. This year, the following individuals served as Commissioners:Dennis A. Drazin, Chair, Anthony T. Abbatiello, Manny Aponte, Anthony R. Caputo, Peter J.Cofrancesco III, Noel Love Gross, and Francis X. Keegan, Jr.

The NJRC employs staff to effect policy, including an Executive Director who is responsible foroverseeing the day-to-day operations of the Commission in accordance with accepted business andfinancial practices. Francesco Zanzuccki serves as the Executive Director.

rvlost of the year, NJ~C haci a. f~11-tirr~e staff of 5~ employees ~vho conduct she daily fullctio~ls ofregulating horse racing. On October 31, a workforce reduction plan was implemented that resultedin a reduction of full-time staff to the current 3 8 employees. The Commission also maintains a poolof part-time workers to supplement staff as needed. Activities are divided and budgeted into fourfunctional areas:

Administrative/Financial $2,036,229.00

Racing Operations $4,850,771.85Licensing $ 912,884.14Veterinarians $ 905,469.22Chemical Testing $2,302,114.68Officials $ 730,303.80

Pari-Mutuels $ 324,038.45

Investigations $ 481,802.03

Total Operating Budget $ 7, 692, 841.3 3

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Much of the general administrative functions are performed by the Department of Law &PublicSupport Services unit specifically organized to streamline the personnel, budget and logisticsfunctions of several State agencies.

Commission personnel perform administrative functions specific to racing matters includitlg rule andregulation composition, staffing and scheduling, communications with and oversight of industry-related organizations, adjudication support, and report writing. Commission staff maintains a horseracing financial system that records and calculates all receipts and payments of funds from pari-mutuel wagering. In addition, it monitors the finances of certain industry organizations as requiredor r equested.

Racing O~e~ations

AlI mat~ez s related to the regulation of the actual "running of the races" are the responsibility of theemployees in this functional area.

Each individual and entity associated with horse racing must be licensed by Commission persorulel.All participants must also befingerprinted. Astate-of-the-az~t computer system networks t11e Trentonoffice with all satellite racetrack locations. The Commission has a very successful mail-out programand participates in the Association of Racing Commissioners International multi jurisdictionallicensing program for owners, and is a member of the National Racing Compact.

The Commission employs racing officials who are present at each racetrack to monitor the runningof every race in New Jersey. They issue penalties for rule infractions and rule on matters affectingthe integrity of racing, including licensing concerns.

Veterinarians are also present at every live race meet to ensure the safety of the animals and to verifyt11at each ho1sP is fit to race.

Race horse samples are tested for the presence of illegal drugs after each race, and on occasion,before a race and in out-of-competition settings. These randomly selected samples undergo acomplete chemical analysis at a State Police Forensic Laboratory at the Meadowlands Racetrack.

Para-Mutuels

Every wager made on every live and simulcast race is recorded and checked for accuracy andcompliance with Commission rules and regulations. Commission staff calculate financialinformation from these wagers for proper distribution of funds. Racing Commission staff overseeall aspects of pari-mutuel operations to ensure they are conducted with integrity.

Investigations

The investigative staff is responsible for monitoring activities at all New Jersey racetracks, off-tracl~wagering facilities, participating casinos, and off-track stabling facilities.

An in-house investigative unit provides the Commission with the ability to oversee the integrity ofracing by conducting investigations into alleged rule violations, performing inspections to determinecompliance with regulations, monitoring activity on racetracks and off-tracl~ stabling facilities,providing testimony at administrative hearings and much more.

HIGHLIGHTS AND 2011 KEY ISSUES

This year was one of uncertainty and transition in New Jersey's horse racing industry. It wasmandated that the State get out of the horse race business and most of the year was spent on tryingto accomplish this. Because of these ever changing scenarios the Commission was extremely activein its oversight of the industry and held five additional Commission meetings to ensure all mattersrequiring official Commission action were considered. As an example, at these special meetings, theCommission approved four changes to live racing schedules during the year.

The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority (`NJSEA'), operator of Monmouth Park andMeadowlands Racetrack, decided to lease their facilities to private interests. Leasing theMeadowlands for harness racing was accomplished when the Racing Commission on December 20approved the permit for New Meadowlands Racetrack, LLC to operate racing at the track. The planto lease Monmouth Park for thoroughbred racing fell through when Monmouth Park Racing, LLC,in~ December, decided to not complete the transaction. As a result, the permit for Monmouth Parkto race thoroughbreds reverted. back to the NJSEA who will operate the track until another privateinvestor is selected.

The Commission promulgates rule and regulations to support and enforce its regulatory function andduring 2011 the following were adopted:

Safety Vests and Helmets 13:70-8.18 and 13:70-9.12 (effective April 18)These were adopted as a result of a petition for rule making by the New Jersey Horse Racing InjuryCompensation Boaxd. The rules upgrade the standards for ~ommzssion-required safety vest andhelmets worn by thoroughbred industry employees on horseback.

Administration ofNon-steroidal Drugs 13:70-14A.9 and 13:71-23.8 (effective November 7This amendment reduces the permitted level of phenylbutazone present in a horse's system on raceday from 5 to 2 micrograms.

Off-track Wa Bring 13:74 (effective May 23)As a result of legislative action, the Commission adopted these amendments of the rule that dealswith. the transfer of OTW permits after certain deadlines.

There were several legislative changes that permitted a reduction of live racing dates in both thethoroughbred and standarbred sectors. As a result, the number of live racing dates decreased by26% from 375 in 2010 to 279 in 201 l.Wagering (NJ Gross Handle) totaled $404,390,032 in 2011which is an 8.0% decrease from $439,738,068 wagered in 2010.

Because of this trend in scheduling fewer live racing dates, the need for regulatory oversight alsodecreased. As a cost saving measure, the Conunission developed a workforce reduction plan thatresulted in the elimination of 20 full time positions when fu11-time Commission staff was reducedfrom 58 to 38 on October 31. Coupled with other cost saving measures, the overall RacingCommission budget was reduced by about two million dollars.

The Racing Commission continued its comprehensive drug testing program during the year. Inaddition to testing for steroids, the Commission conducted out-of-competition testing at 17 separatelocations namely, 12 at licensed New Jersey off-track stabling facilities, three at stabling facilitiesin New York, one at the Meadowlands Racetrack ,and one at Pocono Downs Racetrack ii1Pennsylvania. A total of 52 horses were tested. As part of its regular testing program, during 2011„the State Police Forensic Science Laboratory tested 26,951 blood and urine samples collected fromhorses with 28 testing positive for the presence of illegal drugs or the presence of drugs over t11edosage limits.

Racing Commission veterinarians and investigators assisted Department of Agriculture personnelin enforcing and monitoring a quarantine at two thoroughbred horse farms as a result of an outbreakof Equine Herpes. Although one hose died, the quarantine effectively prevented the spread of thedisease.

Two new forms of wagering were researched and investigated by staff including Single PoolWagering and Exchange Wagering. Several meetings were held with industry representatives andvendors to discuss the merits of each and the Executive Director chaired. a session on ExchangeWagering at the annual Association of Racing Commissioners International conference.

The Commission's Executive Director is also the Chair of the New Jersey Horse Racing InjuryCompensation Board that provides blanket workers' compensation insurance that covers certainhorse racing industry employees. During the year the Board created and authorized a loss preventionprogram at racetracks that Commission staff enforced that realized significant results with claimsand insured costs being much lower than previous years.

NEW JERSEY EQUINE TESTING LABORATORY

NJRC's Equine Drug Testing Program is administered at the New Jersey State Police ForensicScience Laboratory located at the Meadowlands racetrack. A staff of 16 chemists use modern testingequipment and methods to detect the presence of illegal substances in horses. In 2011, 26,951blood/urine samples were tested resulting in 28 violations of the Commission's medication rules.

Total Samples Tested 26,951Positives by Type

Flunixin 11Furosemide 8Boldenone 2Ipratropsum 1Cennbuterol 1Stanozolol 3Testosterone 1Zomepirec 1

Total Positives 2S

The Commission also randomly tests j ockeys, and drivers for the presence of illegal drugs. It alsotests for alcohol abuse by race participants and officials. In 2011, one positive was detected from 466samples tested.

NEW JERSEY HORSE RACING INJURY COMPENSATION RACING BOARD

The Commission encouraged the creation of this Board that provides group workers' compensationinsurance for the horse racing industry. The Boaxd consists of representatives of the public andprivate sector including members of horse race organizations, insurance providers, riskmanagement, state banking and insurance department, and the NJRC. The program covers employeesof the Board, namely drivers, jockeys, exercise riders and thoroughbred trainers' employees,with2011 premiums established at $2,431,597. In2011, the Boardreturnedto the Assigned RiskProgramwith NJM being the provider.

NEW JERSEY RACETRACKS

Atlantic City Race Course4501 Blacl~ Horse PikeMays Landing, New Jersey 08830609-641F219QAtlantic City Race Course is owned and operated by Greenwood ACRA, Inc.

Freehold Raceway130 Park AvenueFreehold, New Jersey 07728732-462-3800w~vw.free~holdraceway.comFreehold Raceway is owned and operated by Pennwood Racing Inc. Pennwood Racing, Inc. that is50% owned by Greenwood Limited Jersey ,Inc, and 50% owned by Penn National GSFR, Inc.

Meadowlands Racetrack50 State Route 120East Rutherford, New Jersey 07073201-935-8500www.thebi~m.com

Monmouth Park Racetrack175 Oceanport AvenueOceanport, New Jersey 07757732-222-5100

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Meadowlands Racetrack, as of December 20, 2011 is operated by NMRLLC and Monmouth ParkRacetrack is owned and operated by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.

NEW JERSEY OFF-TRACK WAGERING FACILITIES

Favorites at Toms River1071 Highway 37 WestToms River, New Jersey 08755732-240-1210

Favorites at Toms River is a property owned by Freehold Raceway doing business as FreeholdRaceway Off-track, LLC.

Favorites at Vineland1332 South Delsea DriveVineland, New Jersey 08361856-696-5290

Favorites at Vineland is a property owned by Greenwood Racing doing business as ACRA TurfClub, LLC,

Favorites at Woodbridge3 Lafayette RoadFords, New Jersey 07095

Favorites at Woodbridge is a property owned by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.

NEW JERSEY ACCOUNT WAGERING

New Jersey Account WageringMeadowlands Racetrack50 State Route 120East Rutherford, New Jersey 07073800-498-9557 and/or 201-460-4141wvvw.4nj bets. comNew Jersey Account wagering is operated pursuant to law by the New Jersey Sports and ExpositionAuthority.

NEW JERSEY CASINOS APPROVED FOR CASINO SIMULCASTING

Bally's Park Place Hotel/Casino and Resort Borgata Hotel Casino and SpaPark Place and the Boardwalk One Borgata WayAtlantic City, New Jersey 08401 Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401609-340-2000 1-866-MY BORGATA (692-6742)vvu~vv.ballvsac .colasOwned by: Bally's Park Place, Inc.

Caesars Atlantic City Hotel/Casino

www.thebor~ata.comOwned by: Marina DistrictDevelopment Company, LLCHarrah's Casino Hotel

2100 Pacific AvenueAtlantic City, New Jersey 08401609-348-4411www.caesarsac.conlOwned by: Boardwalk Regency Corporation

Showboat Hotel/Casino801 BoardwalkAtlantic City, New Jersey 08401609-343-4000~%vww. showboatac.comOwned by: Showboat Atlantic City OperatingCompany, LLC

777 Haz~rah's BoulevardAtlantic City, New Jersey 08401800-645-6774 and/or 609-441-5165www.harrahsresart. colasOwned by: Harrah's Atlantic CityOperating CompanyTrump '~'aj Mahal Casino ResortBoardwalk at Virginia AvenueAtlantic City, New Jersey 08401609-755-4424wvvw.trumptaj , comOwned by: Trump Taj MahalAssociates, LLC

THOROUGHBRED ORGANIZATIONS

Thor~oughb~~ed Hoy^se»2en's Assoczation ofNely Je~~sey, a not-for-profit corporation Which advocatesthoroughbred racing in the State. It provides general administrative services to its members includinga group health benefits program.

Tho~~ougl~b~°ed B~~eede~~s Association of Neh~ Je~^sey is an organization devoted to promoting al~denhancing the breeding of New Jersey thoroughbreds. The Racing Commission administers theBreeders Award Program that provides monetary incentives to owners and breeders by offering purseenhancements for races for New Jersey breds.

STANDARDBRED ORGANIZATIONS

Standa~°db~°ed B~^eede~~s and Owne~~s Association of Ne~~ ,Ie~°sey is anot-for-profit organizationdedicated to advancing the cause of standardbred racing in the State. It provides generaladministrative services to its members including a group health benefits program.

New Jef^sey Si~~es Stakes, an agency within the State Department of Agriculture, promotes the owningand breeding of New Jersey standardbreds. Nearly. $9 million in purse money is devoted to SiresStale races restricted to horses sired by stallions resident in New Jersey. The program is funded bydistributions from pari-mutuel handle at harness tracks and from nominating and sustainingpayments by horse owners.

No~~.. 2011l~dEW JERSE'~T

2Q11 I~~~TESS Rr~.~II~G I)~.TES

Freehold Raceway (12:30 p.m.~ (115 dates)

January 1 thi ough May 21

Dark: Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays in January, February, MarchSundays through Wednesdays in April and May(Except: Monday, January 17 and Monday, February 21)Wednesdays: January 19, February 23

September 1 through December 17~'**

Dark: Sundays through Wednesday i11 September and October(E~cept: Monday, September 5)T1lursday, _September 8Sundays throug~i Thursdays in November az~d Decelllber

74 Dates

41 Dates

l~eadow~ands ]~ace~rack (~~ed.-Sat. 7:0~ p.m.; Sun., ~io~iaays i:1~ p.m.}

January 7 through August 20 (81 dates)*

Dark: Sundays through Wednesdays(E~cept Sunday, Feb. 21)(Except Mozlday, May 8)Thursday, March 31Thursday, May 5 and Friday, May 6Thursdays: August I1, 18

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*On Jan. 19, 2011, eliminated Sundays in Feb., canceled April dates, added dates to fall schedule.** On March 18, 2011, eliminated dates in April, May, June and added dates to fall schedule.** *On May 20, 2011, eliminated 53 dates (Wed. & Thurs.- Aug. through Dec.)~`~~`~'On Oct. 7, 2011, eliminated 60 dates in the fall schedule.

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May 14, 15, 21,22, 28, 29, 30~`Jul1e 3 through November 6~`*

Dark: Mol~days through Thursdays in June through August(E~.cept: Monday,. July 4)Mo~ldays through Fridays in September through November(E~cept: Mondays, September 5 and October 10 and

Fridays, September 2 and Noven7ber 4)

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1,475.48-22,476.11

38,508.50T BA

29,347.763,456.32

41,318.3874,122.46

SBOA FiCalth Benefits

2,536.71259.23

3,877.136,673.07

Backstretch Benevolence

1,734.90191.16

2,544.444,470.50

Breakage

44,377.576,436.75

59,34522110,159.54

Am

ount Returned to Patrons

6,930,60823768,90121

10,112,1352417,811,644.68

S tate Settlement

0.000.00

0.000.00

Cost of Signal

0.000.00

0.000.00

Account W

agering Licensee1,118,341.64

116,246.961,698,534.85

2,933,123.45T otal Pari-I"Vlutuel H

andle8,674,520.10

955,611.0012,722,416.90

22,352,548.00

(dew Jersey ~~~~~i~ng ~am

mission

Account VVl"ageringI n &

~ ut of S

tate0~/0'll~l ~ ~h~•~o~agh ~ 213~11~ 1

InternetP

honeO

TUV FacilitiesTotal

MD

LS foi - (~horoughbred O

vernight Purses and for program

s to aid the Thoroughbred Horsem

en525,100.72

45,919.87980,540.87

1,551,561.46M

P for Tf~oroughbred O

vernight Purses and for program

s to aid the Thoroughbred Horsem

en2,240,941.35

195,969.514,184,596.40

6,621,507.26ACRA fior - I~f~oroughbred O

vernight Purses and-for programs to aid the Thoroughbred H

orsemen

47,447.454,149.26

88,600.47140,197.18

MD

LS fug Standardbred Overnight Purses and for program

s to aid the Standardbred Horsem

en1,081,173.82

94,548.262,018,917.66

3,194,639.74F

RA

for Standardbred O

vernight Purses and for program

s to aid the Standardbred H

orsemen

433,782.0837,934.09

810,018.041,281,734.21

Standarcll~red B

reeders and Ow

ners Association (S

BO

A) for S

tandardbred Health &

Welfare

13,173.531,152.02

24,599.4438,924.99

Thorouyl~l~ied Breeders and S

tallions (TBA

)229,972.19

20,110.98429,435.95

679,519.12T horouylil~red B

ackstretch Benevolency

7,339.54641.84

13,705.4021,686.78

Thorouyl ~l~red Breeding and D

evelopment

7,339.54641.84

13,705.4021,686.78

Sire StaI~C~

98,801.478,640.15

184,495.81291,937.43

Standardbied B

reeders and Stallions

10,538.82921.62

19,679.5531,139.99

Standardbred B

ackstretch Benevolency

4,610.74403.21

8,609.8013,623.75

Standardbred B

reeding and Developm

ent4,610.73

403.218,609.82

13,623.76T

otal flew Jersey R

acing Industry Special Fund

4,704,831.98411,435.86

8,785,514.6113,901,782.45

Purse S

hare:T

horoughbred266,797.50

31,420.50375,621.78

673,839.78S

tandardbred264,483.98

27,032.23404,019.31

695,535.52B

reeder ~, Developm

ent:T horqughbred

889.34104.74

1,252.182,24626

Standarclbr~d

845.5686.42

1,292262,224.24

Sire S

tales Program

s14,556.91

1,475.4822,476.11

38,508.50TB

A29,347.76

3,456.3241,318.38

74,122.46S

BO

A H

ealth Benefits

2,536.71259.23

3,877.136,673.07

Backstretch B

enevolence1,734.90

191.162,544.44

4,470.50B

reakage165,665.48

47,692.46563,901.14

777,259.08A

mount t=Zaturned fo P

atrons64,165,434.33

6,297,571.12111,752,043.96

182,215,049.41S

tate Settlem

ent2,546.55

662.882,448.70

5,658.13C

ost of Signal

3,193,379.17313,641.01

4,994,855.818,501,875.99

Account W

agering Licensee8,175,590.57

733,400.1914,876,807.09

23,785,797.85T

otal Pari M

utuel Handle

80,988,640.747,868,429.60

141,827,972.90230,685,043.24

INFO

RM

ATION

THE A

NN

UA

L REPORT

________

New

Jersey Racing

Com

mission

Summ

ary of Pari-M

utuelActivity

Atlantic C

ity Casinos

1 /1 /11 through 12/31 /1 1

Trump

Bally's

Host Tracl;

Show

boatTaj fblahal

Caesar's

Park PlaceBorgata

Harrah's

Hub Total

New

Jersey Signals Received

Atlantic C

ity Racing Assoc

~3,695

7,6259,220

16,26522,646

5,56365,014

Atlantic C

ity Harness, Inc.

33,58842,171

46,78753,428

111,14641,134

328,254F reehold

12,83523,400

20,77930,805

53,24426,637'

167,701M

eadowlands -H

arness96,308

182,453145,073

216,091586,017

162,7051,388,647

Meadow

lands -Thoroughbred6,781

7,75611,655

11,92635,548

7,94581,609

Monm

outh Park -Thoroughbred171,503

204,274377,311

410,7831,314,394

368,8342,847,100

Total N_J. Signals R

eceived324,710

467,679610,825

739,2972,122,996

612,8184,878,324

Out-of -S

tate Signals Received

Aqueduct

384,426538,787

733,613687,295

1,953,161518,291

4,81.4,972A

rlington68,054

75,406161,383

136,692405,792

98,977946,304

Arapahoe

00

1350

00

135Balm

oral88,338

141,23469,674

191,845379,276

100,249970,616

Belmont

393,159633,429

842,284852,800

2,515,233662,531

5,899,436Beulah

70,50454,934

86,480 ~

103,209187,737

52,508555,372

Cal -Expo

1,6452,295

735245

159,20314,591

178,714C

alder114,293

131,088254,895

221,100624,817

186,1021,532,294

Canterbury

8,569.10,628

16,47812,313

38,1108,499

94,597C harlestow

n128,019

176,681210,017

252,703636,190

174,0381,577,648

C hester Dow

ns73,100

106,422132,703

144,410282,812

96,552835,999

C hurchill Dow

ns192,222

258,763465,325

398,9281,619,350

319,8373,254,424

Colonial D

uvvns13,587

22,68532,570

43,38577,602

22,660212,489

Del M

ar49,813

78,81179,021

103,933433,271

105,387850,235.

Delaw

are Nark120,293

112,322225,802

249,612522,408

162,0301,392,467

Delta D

owns

60,19874,586

82,423142,748

269,52268,612

698,088D

over Do+~vns ~

58,19479,265

84,910141,444

211,53272,578

647,923Ellis Parl<

12,53214,931

27,46115,826

56,96718,078

145,795Em

erald Du~Nns26,514

25,557917

39,281100,350

36,145228,764

Fair Grour~cls

89,482102,087

172,042198,611

536,490111,148

1,209,860Fairplex

12,5759,487

14,59510,551

54,91215,799

117,920Finger Lakes

112,132117,179

209,397239,098

470,327121,474

1,269,608G

olden Gete

83,553119,582

142,539135,015

306,00081,193

867,882G

ulfstrearn277;522

327,563551,521

545,9161,930,879

503,5484,136,947

Harrington 1=taceway

33,00845,838

51,28475,778

1 19,59056,712

382,209H

awthorne l~

75,33273,571

133,867110,733

332,75775,815

801,475H

azel Parl:3,831

10,3357,973

13,19520,119

8,22663,680

Hialeah

5,1776,683

10,20110,324

19,1473,751

55,283H

ollywood

11 1,286136,065

165,275203,053

790,866154,843

1,561,387H

oosier PGik T

39,43648,688

72,42786,072

183,14457,120

486,886K eenelancl

64,09282,724

172,281138,473

530,077108,828

1,096,476L aurel

91,245 ~

96,694162,172

139,453374,882

114,347978,793

L ittle Brov~~~~ Jug375

5182,338

1,6422,440

4,59911,912

Lone Star Park

22,05929,623

46,12643,771

101,76437,526

274,869L os A

lamitus

2840

0559

175,53730,583

206,963L ouisiana U

owns

57,96060,860

114,958115,641

237,07759,502

645,999M

aywood

42,31480,593

52,97388,164

201,50653,505

519,054

INFO

RM

ATIO

N TH

E A

NN

UA

L REPO

RT

New

Jersey Racing C

omm

issionSum

mary of P

ari-Mutuel A

ctivityA

tlantic City C

asinos1 /1 /1

1 through 12/31 /1 1

'Trum

pB

aliy'sH

ost Trac;l:S

howboat

Taj Mahal

Caesar's

Park P

laceB

orgataH

arrah'sH

ub Total

Meadow

s90,776

100,499135,361

162,097280,621

98,732868,086

Monticello R

aceway H

115,659729,434

176,821232,387

322,446116,223

1,092,970M

ountaineer154,097

169,212175,196

288,138658,056

211,3171,656,016

Northfield

106,043167,349

152,209231,317

420,646142,804

1,220,368O

aklawn

44,73053,202

104,27769,123

252,50855,807

579,647O

cean Dove-ns4,337

5,3604,169

9,50317,893

6,77948,041

Penn National

101,081117,969

169,559199,888

496,084107,132

1,191,713Philadelphia Park

248,273244,450

411,7884

80

,02

1865,034

254,1792,503,745

Pimlico

55,64180,412

747,131100,233

312,16585,955

781,537P

ocono Duvvns

31,48045,606

55,0347

5,1

82

149,63653,334

410,272Pom

pano23,556

34,14535,328

52,75589,004

30,361265,148

Portland Meadow

s33,632

26,21644,476

49,79182,440

18,286254,841

P resque Isle Dow

ns25,785

37,22848,595

63

,49

0143,486

30,305342,889

Racew

ay Park Ohio

3,7

44

4,1861,096

4,62617,126

4,55329,331

Rem

ington Park32,723

35,62352,772

69

,65

2154,996

39,492385,257

Retam

a Part:

10,75813,647

15,76924,051

52,52610,190

126,941Riverdow

ns22,588

22,31750,793

49

,29

690,920

32,664268,579

Rosecroft

5071,088

2,4132,239

3,1951,244

10,686R

unning Acres

5,88310,890

8,5171

5,7

50

28,6988,322

78,060S

am H

ouston30,780

31,58825,905

44

,52

679,047

21,997233,843

Santa A

riica130,946

191,982~

232,756220,717

957,590186,047

1,920,038S

aratoga205,399

303,250406,628

517,7011,343,263

400,1003,176,341

Scoto Dov~,~ns

2,0842,122

3,5582,832

4,9061,877

17,379S

uffolk48,678

45,34290,809

95,473187,278

64,595532,174

Tampa B

ay Dow

ns189,171

213,763386,428

37

7,2

02

944,867239,140

2,349,971Thistledo~~vn

47,23454,846

94,5391

00

,36

6196,135

63,768556,888

Timonium

8081,261

1,4061,895

4,808373

10,551T ioga Do~n!ns

3,7079,310

10,5581

4,1

64

31,5416,376

75,656Tropical

7,3805

,71

49,925

10

,72

426,228

6,04766,017

Turf Paradise

95,17494,237

147,7971

51

,70

1309,337

82,755881,001

T urfway

58,28572,520

114,8841

11

,72

6376,309

78,158811,882

Yonkers

160,123271,485

248,2923

57

,67

2726,233

278,7062,042,511

Zia Park

9,35810,671

17,26316,065

40,.55613,717

107,629T

otal Out -of-S

tate Signals R

eceived5,085,542

6,485,6379,170,843

10

,09

5,5

14

26,520,4237,061,518

64,419,476T

otal Pari-1Vlutuel Activity

5,410,2526,953,316

9,781,6681

0,8

34

,81

128,643,419

7,674,33569,297,800

INFORIV~ATIO

N FOR

THE AP~NUAL REPO

RTN

ewJersey R

acing Com

mission

Pari-Mutuel Takeout

Atlantic C

ity Casinos

In-State S

imulcasting

1 /1 /1 1 through 12/31 /1 1

Trump

Bally's

Showboat

Taj Mahal

Caesar's

Park PlaceB

orgataH

arrah'sH

ub TotalRacing D

~yS

Casino S

imulcasting Fund

1,624.302,338.99

3,054.793,696.72

10,615.343,064.39

24,394.53C

asino - Niacem

ent of Signal

0.000.00

0.000.00

0.000.00

0.00A

.C. R

.A. C

ontingency Fund -State

0.000.00

0.000.00

0.000.00

0.00C

asino Share

32,030.5745,217.52

58,530.0172,958.63

208,406.5157,789.15

474,932.39Special Trust -

Harness

Sire Stales

374.69646.61

557.90784.49

1,945.68602.96

4,912.33Track P

urses299.36

524.42446.38

633.741,596.51

485.483,985.89

Breeder R~ Stallion A

wards

39.5669.07

58.9083.51

209.8064.01

524.85Special Trust -ThoroughbredT horoughbred Breeders

910.121,098.41

7 ,991 .092,194.92

6,863.011,911 J

914,969.34

', B

reeding 8~ Developm

entH

arness42.85

74.4763.85

90.09225.15

69.15565.56

T horoughbred54.60

-65.87119.49

131.70411.76

- 114.67

898.09Pu

rse A

lloca

tion

In State

14,764.5620,992.68

26,980.5133,500.91

96,327.2426,606.90

219,172.80Ou

t o

f S

tate

T rack Share A

llocationIn S

tate14,718.09

20,901.7726,874.45

33,221.4895,440.75

26,398.04217,554.58

Out of S

tale0.00

0.000.00

0.000.00

0.000.00

Casino S

imulcasting S

pecial Fund0.00

0.000.00

0.000.00

0.000.00

T otal Con~rnissions

64

,85

8J0

91,929.81118,677.37

147,296.19422,041.75

117,106.54961,910.36

B reakage1,611.48

3,163.92

4, 637.274,36

9.0611,597. 0

53,173.85

28,552.63T otal A

mount D

istributed66,470.18

95,093.73123,314.64

151,665.25433,638.80

120,280.39990,462.99

Am

ount Returned to P

atron258,240.12

372,585.474 87,510.56

587,631.651,689,356.80

492,537.113,887,861.71

T otal Pari-N

lutuel Handle

324,710.30467,679.20

610,825. 20739,296.90

2,122,995 .6

061 2,817.50

4,878,324.7 0

New

Jersey Racing C

omm

issionPari-M

utuel TakeoutA

tlantic City C

asinosO

ut-of-State S

imulcasting

1/1/11 through 72/31/11

Trump

Bally's

' S

howboat

Taj Mahal

Caesar's

Park P

laceB

orgataH

arrah'sH

ub Total

Racing D

ays

Casino S

iu~ulcasting Fund2

5,4

42

.90

32,441.2945,868.62

50

,48

3.3

4132,612.56

35,315.433

22

,16

4.1

4C

asino - Nlai;em

ent of Signal

16

0,2

52

.81

204,149.48297,254.26

316,567.71864,240.81

226,174.232

,06

8,6

39

.30

A.C

.R.A

. C:untingency Fund -S

tate

i C

asino Share

43

2,0

52

.64

542,991.93748,114.28

853,$49.662,224,129.66

566,353.995,367,492.16

Sire Stakes

7,208.859,193.13

12,999.431

4,3

10

.44

37,593.1910,010.14

91

,31

5.1

8-

Track Pusses ~

4,844.176,777.33

8,734.839

,61

5.7

425,260.84

6,726.1661,359.07

Breeder 8: Stallion A

wards

66

0.9

4842.93

1,192.421,312.06

3,447.76917.33

8,3

73

.44

Special T~ ust -Thoroughbred

Thorougl~l~~ed Breeders

12,721.9516,221.24

22,934.7325,241.96

66,306.1217,658.19

16

1,0

84

.19

Breeding ~ D

evelopment

Harness

76

2.9

0972.85

1, 375.471, 514.13

3, 978.091, 059.03

9, 66

2.4

7ThorougF~l~ied

76

2.9

0972.85

1,375.477,514.13

3,978.091,059.03

9,6

62

.47

Purse Allocation

In State

0.0

00

.00

0.000

.00

0.0

00.30

0.3

0Ou

t o

f S

tate

774,175.71218,689.68

300,773.01344,133.45

895,919.15227,424.07

2,1

61

,11

5.0

7Track S

hare allocationIn S

tate0

.00

0.0

00.00

0.0

00.00

0.000

.00

Out of Stgke

7 74

,17

5.7

1218,688.15

300,771.86344,131 .9

6895,917.44

227,423.202, 7 6

1,1

08

.32

__ C

asino Sim

ulcasting Special Fund

56

,70

8.9

07

1,20

2.1

197,926.96

11

2,0

43

.97

291,695.48

74

, 045.60

703,623.0

2T

otal Corrir~~issions

1,0

49

,77

0.3

21,322,542.97

1,839,321.342,074,718.55

5,445,079.191,394,166.70

13

,12

5,5

99

.07

Breakage23,3

22.6632,992.39

52,443.97

50,524

.91

117,577.96

34,798.83

31

1,6

60

.72

Total Am

ount Distributed

1,0

73

,09

2.9

8.1,355,535.36

1,891,765.312,125,243.46

5,562,657.151,428,965.53

13,437,259.79A

mount R

eturned to Patron

4,01

2,4

48

.52

5,130,101.347,279,077.19

7,9

70

,27

0.7

420,957,765.85

5,632,552.1750,982,215.81

Total P

ari-Nlutuel H

andlej,,~~'

5,085,541.506,485,636.70

9, 170,842.5070

,095

,51

4.2

026,520

,423.007,061,517.70

64,419

,47

5.6

0~,L

New

Jersey Racing C

omm

ission

____

__. _ _

Pari-Mutuel Takeout

Atlantic C

ity Casinos

In -State &

Out-~of-S

tate Sim

ulcasting1 /1

/1 1 through 12/31 /1 1

Trump

Bally's

Showboat

Taj Mahal

Caesar's

Park P

laceB

orgataH

arrah'sH

ub Total

Racing D

a,•s

Casino Si~~~ulcasting Fund

27,067.2034,780.28

48,923.4154,180.06

143,227.9038,379.82

346,558.67C

asino - t~lacement of S

ignal160,252.81

204,149.48297,254.26

316,567.71864,240.81

226,174.232

,06

8,6

39

.30

A.C

.R.A

. l:ontingency Fund -Sta

te

Casino S

hare464,083.21

588,209.45806,644.29

926,808.292,432,536.17

624,143.145,842,424.55

Special I ~ ~ ist - H

arnessSire S

takc~7,583.54

9,839.7413,557.33

15,094.9339,538.87

10,613.1096,227.51

Track P

urees5,143.47

6,701.759,181.21

10,249.4826,857.35

7,2

11

.64

65

,34

4.9

0Breed Er ~: S

tallion Aw

ards700.50

912.001,251.32

1,395.573,657.56

981.348,898.29

Special -fiust -T

horoughbredT horoughbred B

reeders13,632.07

17,319.6524,925.82

27,436.8873,169.13

19,569.98176,053.53

B reeding ~ D

evelopment

Harness

805.751,047.32

1,439.321

, 604.224, 203.24

1,128.181

0, 228.03

Thorougl bred817.50

1,038.721,494.96

1,645.834,389.85

1,173.7010, 560.56

P urse Ailu~ation

In State

14,764.5620,992.68

26,980.5133,500.91

96,327.2426,607.20

219,173.10O

ut of State

174,175.71218,689.68

300,773.01344,133.45

895,919.15227,424.07

2,161,115.07Track Sh~,~ e allocationIn S

tate14,718.09

20,901.7726,874.45

33,221.4895,440.75

26,398.04217,554.58

Out of St~jte

174,175.71218,688.15

300,771.86344,131.96

895,917.44227,423.20

2,161,108.32C

asino Siriiulcasting S

pecial Fund56,708.90

71,202.1197,926.96

112,043.97291,695.48

74,045.60703,623..02

Total C

oi}~rnissions1,114,629.02

1,414,472.751,957,998.71

2,222,014.745,867,120.94

1,5

71

,27

3.2

414,087,509.43

Breakage24,934.14

36,156.3157,081.24

54,893.97129,175.01

37,972.68340,213.35

Total Am

ount Distributed

1,139,563.161,450,629.09

2,015,079.952,276,908.71

5,996,295.951,549,245.92

14,427,722.78A

mount R

eturned to Patron

4,2 70,688.64

5,502,686.817,7

66, 587.758,557,902.39

2 2,647,122.656,1

25,089.28_

54,8

70

,07

7.5

2T

otal Pari-i~lutuel H

andle5,410,251.80

6,953,315.909,7 81,667.70

10,834,811.10

28,643,418.607,674,335.20

69

,29

7,8

00

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agering and Off-Track W

agering

2005Account W

ageringInternet

PhoneTotal

January2,764,228

-2,764,228

February2,981,316

-2,9

1,316M

arch3,342,326

-3,342,326

April

3,431,74115,338

3,447,079M

ay4,071,602

549,1964,620,798

June3,491,680

571,8084,063,488

July3,622,625

691,0374,313,662

August

3,507,896699,421

4,207,317Septem

ber2,967,236

556,7953,524,031

October

3,416,376615,639

4,032,015N

ovember

3,318,465617,722

3,936,187D

ecember

3,214,626675,930

3,890,556

Total40,130,115

4,992,88645,123,001

In-State6,794,288

i7°io516,779

io~io7,311,067

i6^io

Out-of-State

33,335,827 ss~~o

4,476,107 90"/0

37,811,935 84%

TOTA

L40,130,115

4,992,88645,123,002

Avg. D

aily Handles

109,946 13,630

123,625

Race D

ays 365

268

New

Tersey Racing C

omm

issionH

andle Analysis -Account W

agering and Off-Track W

agering

2006Account W

ageringInternet

PhoneTotal

January3,771,295

692,0604,463,355

February4,293,436

690,5964,984,032

March

4,937,729781,789

5,719,518A

pril4,460,261

762,2405,222,501

May

4,616,701814,466

5,431,167June

4,840,820781,3]2

5,622,132July

4,083,244761,513

4,844,757A

ugust4,851,855

932,0725,783,927

September

3,727,832691,849

4,419,681O

ctober3,768,029

657,0324,425,061

Novem

ber4,392,715

736,4015,129,116

Decem

ber4,191,210

743,9774,935,187

Total51,935,126

9,045,30760,980,433

In-State9,184,786

1s°io1,400,236

is°io10,585,023

1~°io

Out-of-State

42,750,340 s2~~~

7,645,071 ss~io

50,395,412 ss~~o

TOTA

L51,935,126

9,045,30760,980,434

Avg. D

aily Handles

142,288 24,782

167,070

Race D

ays 365

365 365

New

Jersey Racing C

omm

issionH

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agering and Off-Track W

agering

2007

JanuaryF ebruaryM

archA prilM

ayJuneJulyA

ugustS eptem

berO

ctoberN

ovember

Decem

ber

T otal

In-State

Out -of -StateTO

TAL

Avg. D

aily Handles

Account Wagering

InternetPhone

Total4,373,002

742,5875,115,589

5,046,474817,330

5,864,3045,722,697

877,2196,599,916

5,120,070807,192

5,927,2626,241,428

1,091,6277,333,055

5, 827,32 81,197,316

7,024,6446,012,208

1,242,0947,254,302

6,255,0771,276,389

7,531,4665,128,798

1,121,1856,249,983

5,310,4421,215,850

6,526,2924,680,283

1,028,2365,708,524

4,601,071869,623

5,470,694

64,318,88212,287,148

76,606,030

10,984,802 i~°io

2,250,941 1s°~o

13,235,703 i~°io

53,334,080 ss°i~

10,036,247 s2°io

63,370,328 ss°io

64,318, $ 8212,287,148

76,606,031

176,216 33,663

209,880

Off Track W

ageringTom

s River

VinelandW

oodbridgeTotal00

1 58,945158,945

1,480,6001,480,600

1 ,676,4131,676,413

1 ,590,7481,590,748

1,433,3111,433,311

1 ,483,3561,483,356

1 ,237,6471,237,647

1 ,335,2983,003,672

4,338,9701,228,757

7,684,9828,913,738

1 ,140,6567,438,037

8,578,693

0 12,765,730

18,126,69030,892,420

918,777 ~°i~

2,158,321 i2°io

3,077,098 io~io

Gran dTotal

5,115,5895,864,3046,758,8627,407,8629,009,4688,615,3928,687,6139 ,014,8227,487,630

1 0,865,2611 4,622,26214; 049,386

1 07,498;450

1 6,312,801 is~io

11,846,953 93%

15,968,369 ss°ia

27,815,323 9o°io

91,185,650 ss°io

0 12,765,730

18,126,690 30,892,421

107,498,452

0 45,920

238,509

Race D

ays 365

365 365

0 278

76

New

Jersey Racing Com

mission

Handle Analysis -Account W

agering and Off-Track W

agering

2008

JanuaryFebruaryM

archAprilM

ayJuneJulyAugustSeptem

berO

ctoberN

ovember

Decem

ber

Total

In-State

Out-of-StateTO

TAL

Avg. D

aily Handles

Account Wagering

InternetPhone

Total5,289,656

942,9186,232,574

7,247,379840,234

8,087,6137,354,161

808,2348,162,395

7,589,413751,068

8,340,4819,537,059

967,64010,504,699

6,663,004812,001

7,480,0055,904,927

986,5756,891,502

6,107,2851,107,665

7,214,9504,512,744

706,6795,219,423

6,692,974843,572

7,536,5465,704,132

657,0486,361,180

6,483,002562,353

7,045,355

79,090,736 9,985,987

49,076,723

11,530,110 is°io

2,008,452 20°io

13,538,562 is~io

67,560,626 ss ie

7,977,55 so^ia

79,090,736 9,985,987

216,687 27,359

Race D

ays 365

365

Off Track W

ageringTom

s River

VinelandW

oodbridge.Total

1,268,0477,878,942

9,146,9891,373,439

7,677,0759,050,514

1,475,7349,224,200

10,699,934193,974

1,207,0097,799,600

9,200,5834,685,584

1,598,2759,161,612

15,445,4713,674,299

1,350,3397,400,004

12,424,6423,961,644

1,370,7027,780,430

13,112,7764,233,149

1,400,4878,760,082

14,393,7183,317,165

1,045,4337,308,728

11,671,3263,588,378

1,174,1928,338;532

13,101,1023,230,087

962,5287,814,677

12,007,2922,827,871

1,007,8456,696,979

10,532,695

29,712,15115,234,030

95,840,861140,787,042

5,021,534 i~°~o

998,624 ~°io

12,698,461 is°~o

18,713,619 is~io

Grand

Total15,379,56317,138,127l 8,862,32917,541,06425,950,17019,904,64720,004,27821,608,66816,590,74920,637,64818,368,47217,578,050

229,863,765

32,257,181 1a°r~

75,538,161 ss^io

24,690,617 ss^io

14,235,406 93°io

83,142,400 s~°io

122,068,423 s~^io

197,606,584 ss^io

89,076,72329,712,151

15,234,03095,840,861

140,787,042 229,863,765

244,046120,781

41,737262,578

365246

365365

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mission

Handle Analysis -Account W

agering and Off=Track W

agering

2009

JanuaryFebruaryM

archAprilM

ayJuneJulyA

ugustSeptem

berO

ctoberN

ovember

Decem

ber

Total

In-State

Account Wagering

InternetPhone

NJ M

obile Total

7,482,425769,531

8,251,9566,807,608

631,2828,975

7,447,8657,815,292

798,12014,305

8,627,7176,088,335

775,4636,863,798

8,808,995957,670

9,766,6656,903,473

613,8967,717,369

6,502,491913,991

7,416,4827,906,841

927,8148,834,655

5,781,252619,427

6,400,6796,784,652

720,3857,505,037

7,338,038752,701

.8,090,739

5,059,076519,245

5,578,321

83,278,478 9,199,525

23,280 92,501,283

11,988,249 ia~io

1,815,632 Za%

11,832 si~ia

13,815,713 is~io

Off Track W

ageringTom

s River

VinelandW

oodbridgeTotal

3,339,8941,336,680

7,608,99512,285,569

3,358,3131,330,247

7,811,04312,499,603

3,637,7431,323,101

7,981,68112,942,525

3,269,6991,291,415

7,503,51912,064,633

4,215,0551,685,133

8,684,14214,584,330

3,627,2491,253,676

7,053,83711,934,762

3,698,0631,171,984

7,560,17912,430,226

3,897,4921,326,382

8,120,62013,344,494

3,070,7051,043,205

7,191,50611,305,416

3,375,3831,043,734

7,981,14912,400,266

3,000,0201,234,618

7,500,54211,735,180

2,404,819938,394

6,367,9309,711,143

40,894,435 14,978,569

91,365,143 147,238,147

6,114,701 is^~o

983,805 ~~io

11,488,910 is^~o

18,587,416 i3~~o

GrandT otal

20,537,5251 9,947,4682 1,570,2421 8,928,4312 4,350,99519,652,1311 9,846,7082 2,179,1491 7,706,0951 9,905,3031 9,825,9191 5,289,464

2 39,739,430

3 2,403,129 is°io

Out -of-State

71,290,229 86~io

7,383,893 so^~o

11,448 4~~~0

78,685,570 ss~~a

34,779,734 ss^~o

13,994,765 93%

79,876,234 8~~~~

128,650,733 s~~~o

207,336,303 s6~~a

TOTA

L83,278,478

9,199,52523,280

92,501,28340,394,435

14,978,57091,365,144

147,238,149239,739,432

Avg. D

aily Handles

223,16025,204

431253,428

112,04041,037

250,315403,392

656,820

Race D

ays365

36554

365365

365365

365365

New

Jersey Racing C

omm

issionH

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agering

2010Account W

ageringO

ff Track Wagering

Grand

InternetPhone

NJ M

obileTotal

Toins River

VinelandW

oodbridgeTotal

TotalJanuary

5,633,567.706,531

6,340,0982,883,438

1,148,3077,345,368

11,377,11317,717,211

February6,014,925

668,4226,683,347

2,676,8101,045,293

7,035,24310,757,346

17,440,693M

arch6,272,090

680,8186,952,908

3,149,8781,334,609

8,111,99712,596,484

19,549,392April

6,371,931650,319

7,022,2503,488,236

1,254,1988,162,635

12,905,06919,927,319

May

8,952,918823,655

9,776,5733,946,267

1,654,7528,949,191

14,550,21024,326,783

June6,414,026

730,7537,144,779

3,206,6771,272,370

7,036,56311,515,610

18,660,389July

8,302,035810,078

9,112,1133,680,595

1,225,3787,434,255

12,340,22821,452,341

August

6,864,285892,004

7,756,2893,456,523

1,290,0417,505,874

12,252,43820,008,727

September

4,975,253593,293

5,568,5462,830,757

1,043,7676,872,206

10,746,73016,315,276

October

6,606,567739,114

7,345,6812,921,454

1,041,5238,380,310

12,343,28719,688,968

Novem

ber6,525,995

679,9677,205,962

2,827,0041,123,277

7,762,37911,712,660

18,918,622D

ecember

5,710,514487,859

6,198,3732,379,702

906,8426,457,520

9,744,06415,942,437

Total78,644,106

8,462,813 0

87,106,91937,447,341

14,340,35791,053,541

142,841,239229,948,158.

In-State12,639,901

16~~01,651,987

io~~a14,291,888

16%5,651,420

is~~a1,056,448

7~~011,332,516

12~~018,040,384

1s%32,332,272

i4~~o

Out-of-State

66,004,204 sa~ie

6,810,826 so~io

72,815,030 84^~a

31,795,921 ss~io

13,283,909 93°~0

79,721,025 ss^~o

124,800,855 s~^io

197,61.5,885 s6~io

TOTA

L78,644,105

8,462,813 _

087,106,918

37,447,34114,340,357

91,053,541142,841,239

229,948,157

Avg. D

aily Handles

215,46323,186

0238,649

102,59539,289

249,462391,346

629,995

Race D

ays365

365 0

365365

365365

365365

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Jersey Racing C

omm

issionH

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agering and Off-Track W

agering

2011Account W

ageringO

ff Track Wagering

Grand

uiternetPhone

NJ M

obileTotal

Toms R

iverV

inelandW

oodbridgeTotal

TotalJanuary

6,236,805604,380

6,841,1852,669,521

939,0837,235,907

10,844,51117,685,696

February5,717,256

621,3106,338,596

2,757,865953,519

7,425,24911,136,633

17,475,229M

arch6,311,715

687,0026,998,717

3,053,2731,004,721

8,643,45112,701,445

19,700,162April

6,363,918662,706

7,026,6242,925,037

1,093,0118,100,288

12,118,33619,]44,960

May

8,959,283758,872

9,718,1553,568;408

1,229,7308,581,561

13,379,69923,097,854

June6,794,930

692,2227,457,152

3,094,9121,056,446

7,873,46412,024,822

19,511,974July

7,872,032852,344

8,724,3763,449,916

1,156,9928,142,031

12,748,93921,473,315

August

6,882,621811,299

7,693,9203,047,052

968,4847,640,907

11,656,44319,350,363

September

5,279,775580,346

5,860;1212,638,475

957,4107,290,105

10,885,99016,746,111

October

7,297,931685,554

7,983,4853,136,428

1,136,9928,705,940

12,979,36020,962,845

Novem

ber7,594,816

566,4358,161,251

2,710,3441,048,237

7,562,$9411,321,475

19,482,726D

ecember

6,639,533475,216

7,114,7492,632,549

1,077,9387,948,038

11,658,52518,773,274

Total81,950,645

7,997,686 0

89,948,33135,683,780

12,622,56395,149,835

143,456,178233,404,509

In-State8,674,520

ii io955,611

i2°io9,630,131

it°~o3,730,978

io°~o656,923

s°io8,334,516

9°~012,722,417

9~io22,352,548

io°io

Out-of-State

73,276,125 89%

7,042,075 ss°io

80,318,200 s9~~o

31,952,802 vo~io

11,965,641 vs~~a

86,815,319 9i°io

130,733,762 91°~0

211,051,962 90^~

TOTA

L81,950,645

7,997,686 0

89,948,33135,683,780

12,622,56495,149,835

143,456,179233,404,510

Avg. D

aily Handles

224,52221,911

0246,434

97,76434,582

260,684393,031

639,464

Race D

ays365

365 0

365365

365365

365365

New

Jersey Racing Cointnission

Handle Analysis -Account W

agering and Off-Track W

ageringInternet W

agering

2005~

20062007

X0082009

20102011

January2,764,228

3,771,2954,373,002

5,289,6567,482,425

5,633,5676,236,805

February2,981,316

4,293,4365,046,474

7,247,3796,807,608

6,014,9255,71.7,286

March

3,342,3264,937,729

5,722,6977,354,161

7,815,2926,272,090

6,311,715April

3,431,7414,460,261

5,120,0707,589,413

6,088,3356,371,931

6,363,918M

ay4,071,602

4,616,7016,241,428

9,537,0598,808,995

8,952,9188,959,283

June3,491,680

4,840,8205,827,328

6,668,0046,903,473

6,414,0266,794,930

July3,622,625

4,083,2446,012,208

5,904,9276,502,491

8,302,0357,872,032

August3,507,896

4,851,8556,255,077

6,107,2857,906,841

6,864,2856,882,621

September

2,967,2363,727,832

5,128,7984,512,744

5,781,2524,975,253

5,279,775O

ctober3,416,376

3,768,0295,310,442

6,692,9746,784,652

6,606,5677,297,931

Novem

ber3,318,465

4,392,7154,680,288

5,704,1327,338,038

6,525,9957,594,816

Decem

ber3,214,626

4,191,2104,601,071

6,483,0025,059,076

5,710,5146,639,533

40,130,11551,935,126

64,318,88279;090,736

..._83,278,47878,644,106

81,950,645

Monthly A

vg 3,344,176

4,327,927 5,359,907

6,590,395 6,939,873

6,553,676 8,195,065

New

Jersey Racing C

omm

issionH

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Phone Wagering

20052006

20072008

20092010

2Q11

January-

692,060742,587

942,913769,531

706,531604,380

February

-690,596

817,830840,234

631,282668,422

621,310M

arch-

781,789877,219

808,234798,120

680,818687,002

April

15,338762,240

807,192751,068

775,463650,319

662,706M

ay549,196

814,4661,091,627

967,640.957,670

823,655758,872

J une571,808

781,3121,197,316

812,001813,896

730,753692,222

July691,037

761,5131,242,094

986,575913,991

810,078852,344

August

699,421932,072

1,276,3891,107,665

927,814892,004

811,299Septem

ber556,795

691,8491,121,185

706,~i79619,427

593,293580,346

October

615,639657,032

1,215,850843,572 •

720,385739,114

685,554N

ovember

617,722736,401

1,028,236657,048

752,701679,967

566,435D

ecember

675,930743,977

869,623562,353

519,245487,859

475,2164,992,886

9,045,30712,287,148

9,985,9879,199,525

8,462,8137,997,686

Monthly A

vg ~

624,111 753,776

1,023,929 832,166

766,627 705,234

799,769

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1,211.55~---_1,21I.551,089.97

SUB-?'aTAL$1,089.97$2,819.65$892.27$4,01.89~'~~eeho~d ~~ce~ay

02 ~Ipr-11815.97815.97 Y6 Apr-.71'681.15681.15 Q7-May-.TI1,054.141,054.14 1'~1-1Vlay-.71665.09665.09 21-Ma~~-IY800.82800.82SUB-Z'O~'A~$815.97$2,52Q.05$681.15$4,017.17

.~~`r~~~~,o~c,~ .~ac~~ay05-Sep-IY573.62573.G2 24-Sep-1'1665.66665.66 08-Oct-11619.22619.22

u87.23~-OCt-11~ci87.23i

U5-Nov-11V898.10~ 898.10SUB-TOTAL$573.62$2,204.55$665.66$3,443.83

.I~~~~,~f}Z,~~~~C.~~ ~.~~07 May-1.X2,510.952,510.95

i 21 May-112,098.562,098.56 Ir-Ju,n-.7Y1,857.341,857.34 16-Jul,-114,144.634,144.63 06-Aug-Y1'9,346.899,346.89

SUB-TOTAL$2,51Q.95i $15,348.86$2,098.56X19,958.37

li~e~doivl~cn~s (~')12-Nov-1'Y7Q9.277Q9.27 13-Nav-.TI469.234G9.23 Y8-lJov-YY783.71783.71 X9-Nov-YI926.34926.34 2Q-Nov-IX699.10699.10

SUB-TO~'AL$709.27$2,4QS.15$469.23$3,587.65 --~i~~'L112O1G~~'L ~~1"~~

14-1V1a~~-.TI~_

4,206.004,206.00 ^_ 04-Jul.-113,486.21~ 3,486.21 _ 3Y-Jul-1116,185.9916,185.99 20 Aug-I.7~ 4,963.96~ 4,963.96 05-Sep-.~1~- 3,126.683,126.68SiJB-TQTA~,~16,I85.99$12,296.64I $3,486.21$31,968.84

~~~..~.ITY 2011i ~$'2~, 885.77x'37, 598.90j X8,293.08i $67, 777.75By: SB

New

Jersey Racing C

w~m

mission

Revenue to Sfiate

2011January 'I fihrough Dec~Rl~ber 31, 2011

Facing A

ssociafii4n/Source

atlantic C

ity Racing Association

F reehold Racew

ay

Meadow

lands

Monm

outh Park Jockey Club

T renton

Com

puter/Phone

Woodbridge

Vineland

T om's R

iver

T ofial State R

evenue

Expired

Outs#anding

Pari-M

utuelTickets

$8,898.66

52,478.03

104,595.71

156,436.35

0.00

Breakage &expired

Oufi~fianding

Pa~i-Mutuel

T ickets

3 42,609.78

X 92,021.28

92,54.59

~'S2,634.39

$322,408.75 $1,179,320.34

License Fees

$22,695.00

77,355.00

96;485.00

1 12,675.00

1 61,455.0

Tota!State

Revenue

$31,593.66

129, 833..03

201,08.71

269,111.35

161,455.00

342,609.78

492, 021.28

92,054.89

252,634.39

$470,665.00 $x,972,394.09

I'iTew Jersey facing Com

mission

C I' 2011 License Revenue R

eceived (12/31/11)A

ccou~~t Wagering

Note: A

li license data is based on transactions that occtu~red izi CY

2011A

CR

AC

at C

lassification Fee

Qty

TotalAll Licenses Issued in

CY

20111

Ow

ner $50

$0

FreeholdQ

ty Total$0

Meadow

landsQ

ty Total$0

TrentonQ

ty Total$0

Ivionmoutl~

ty Total

$0

Qty0

TotalTotal$0

2 Trainer

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

3 Assistant Trainer

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

4 D

river $50

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$05

Driver /Trainer

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

6 Jocky

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

7 Jockey Apprentice

$30$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

8 Jockey Agent

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

U$0

9 Stable Em

ployee $5

$0$0

$0$0

$00

~010

C.I.D

. $10

2 $20

28 $230

1 $10

10$100

$041

$41011

C.1.D

.-Vendors

$10$0

13 $130

42 $420

8$80

4 $40

67$670

1 2 P

ari-Mutuel Em

ployee $25

$013

$3252

$504

$100$0

19$475

13 Veterinarian

$50$0

n0$0

$0$0

0$ 0

14 Valet

$20$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

15 Plater

$20$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

16 Vendor

$50$0

$0$0

1$50

$01

$5017

Stable Nam

e $50

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$018

Multiple O

wnership

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

19 C

orporate Stable Nam

e $50

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$02 0

Authorized Agent $50

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$021

Off -Track Stables

$50$0

~GO$0

$0$0

0$0

23 Vetem

arian - NJR

C

$0$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

25 C

.I.D. - N

JRC

$0

1 $0

$0$0

$0$0

1$0

26 O

ff-Track Proprietors $0

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$027

Official - N

JRC

$0

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$028

Partnership $0

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$03 1

Ow

ner-3Year

$150$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

All Licenses wo/daps Issued in

CI' 2011

DU

P Duplicate License Fees

$5

3 $20$ 0

54 $735$ 0

45 $480$ 0

23$330$ 0

4 $40$ 0

1290

$1,605$ 0

Total Licea~ses ~v/daps Issued in

CY

2011$ZO

$735$480

$330$40

$1,605

_. __

_ _.

_____.____

11̀+1tew Jersey Facing C

omm

issionC

Y 2011 License R

evenue Received (12/31/11)

Thoroughbred

Note: A

ll license data is based on transactions that occurred in C

Y 20l 1

Cat

Classificatioia

All Licenses Issued in

CY

ZO11

1 O

wner

Fee$50

AC

RA

Qty

Total

1 59 $7,950

FreeholdQ

ty Total

1 2 $600

Meado«~Iands

Qty

Total

6 $300

TrentonQ

ry Total

4 31 $21,550

Monm

outhQ

ty Total

599 $29,950

Qty

1,207

T'ofalTota]

$ 60,3502

Trainer$50

133$6,650

5$250

$059

$2,950279

$13,950476

$23,8003

Assistant Trainer$30

7$210

$0$0

$082

$2,460S9

$2,6704

Driver

$50$0

~0$0

$0$0

0$0

5 D

river /Trainer$50

$0~0

$0$0

$00

$06

Jocky$50

46$2,300

6$300

$0$0

77$3,850

129$6,450

7 Jockey A

pprentice$30

2$60

~0$0

1$30

14X420

17$510

S Jockey A

gent$50

$0$0

$0$0

18$900

18$900

9 Stable Em

ployee$5

6$30

4$~0

$01

$5913

$4,565924

$4,62010

C.I.D

.$10

64$640

64$640

$017

$170408

$4,080553

$5,5301 I

C.I.D

. -Vendors

$101

$1048

$480$0

8$80

223$2,230

2S0$2,800

12 P

ari-Mutuel E

mployee

$2517

$42560

$1,500$0

8$200

77$1,925

162$4,050

13 V

eterinarian$50

$01

$50$0

$020

$1,00021

$1,05014

Valet

$20$0

12$240

$01

$2017

$34030

$6001 5

Plater$20

$U$0

$0$0

16$320

16X320

16 V

endor$50

$0$0

$02

$10029

$1,45031

$1,550_

17 Stable N

ame

$5058

$2,9001

$502

$100263

$13,150275

$13,750599

$29,9501 S

Multiple O

wnership

$502

$100$0

3$150

18$900

63$3,150

86$4,300

19 C

orporate Stable Nam

e$50

5$250

1$~0

1$50

39$1,950

27$1,350

73$3,650

20 A

uthorized Agent

$50$0

$0$0

2$100

28$1,400

3U$1,500

21 O

ff-Track Stables$50

$0$0

$016

$800$0

16$800

23 V

eteniarian - NJR

C$0

3$0

$0$0

$01

$04

$02 5

C.I.D

. - NJR

C$0

3$0

$0$0

$01

$04

$02 6

Off-Track Proprietors

$0$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

27 O

fficial - NJR

C$0

$04

$0$0

$0$0

4$0

28 Part~ierslup

$07

$01

$0$0

11$0

17$0

36$0

3 1 O

wner-3

Year$150

7$1,050

$04

$600207

$31,050164

$24,600382.

$57,300All Licenses ~vo/dups Issued in

CY

2011

DU

P Duplicate License Fees

$5

520$22;575$0

219$4,180$ 0

16$1,200$ 0

1,084$73,055$ 0

3,3481

$111,690$ 5

5,1871

$212,700$ 5

Total Licenses tiv/dugs Issued in

CY

2011$22,575

X4,1$0$1,2Q

0$73,055

$ll 1,695

X212,705

Ne~v Jerses~ .R;acing Com

mission

CY

2011 License Revenue R

eceived (12/31/11)~3[arness

Note: A

ll licetlse data is Uased on transactions that occurred iu C

Y 2011

AC

RA

Freehold

Meado~~~lands

Tr entonC

at C

lassification Fee

Qty

Total Q

ty Total

Qty

Total Q

ry Total

All Liceiases Issued in

CY

20111

Ow

ner $50

$0 528

$26,400 535

$26,750 518

$25,90Q

Monm

outhQ

ty Total

5 $250

Qty

1,586

7'oLa[Total

$79,3002

Trainer$50

1 $50

165$8,250

233$11,650

53 ~$2,650

$U452

$22,6003

Assistant T~~ainer$30

$0$0

$0$0

$00

$04

Drzver

$50$0

45$2,250

72$3,600

16$800

1$50

134$6,700

5 D

river /Trainer$50

$0251

$12,550160

$8,00047

$2,350$0

458$22,900

6 Jocky

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

7 Jockey Apprentice

$30$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

8 Jockey Agent

$50$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

9 Stable Em

ployee$5

$0404

$2,020291

$1,4556

$30$0

701$3,505

10 C

.I.D.

$10$0

107X1,070

247$2,470

1$10

2$20

357$3,570

1 I

C.I.D

. -vendors$10

$028

$280192

$1,9203

$302

$20225

$2,25012

Pari-M

utuel Emplo}gee

$25$0

15$375

20$500

$0$0

35$875

13 Veterinarian

$50$0

28$1,400

5$250

$0$0

33$1,650

1 4 Valet

$20$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

15 Plater

$20$0

2$40

$0$0

$02

$4016

Vendor$50

$06

$3009

$4503

$150$0

18$900

17 StableN

atne$50

1 $50

62$3,100

138$6,900

132$6,600

2$100

335$16,750

18 M

ultiple Ow

nership$50

$084

$4,200259

$12,95083

$4,1501

$50427

$21,35019

Corporate Stable N

ame

$50$0

21$1,050

52$2,600

68$3,400

$0141

$7,05020

Authorized Agent

$50$0

$0-

$0$0

$00

$021

Off-Track Stables

$50$0

$0$0

36$I,S

00$0

36$1,800

23 Veteniarian - N

JRC

$0$0

7$0

Z$0

$0$0

9~0

25 C

.I.D. - N

JRC

$0$0

16$0

~ 18

$0$0

$034

$026

Off-Track Proprietors

$0$0

$0$0

$0$0

0$0

27 O

fficial - NJR

C$0

$04

$03

$0$0

$07

$028

Partnership$0

$07

$0$0

25$0

$032

$031

Ow

ner-3 Year

$150$0

61$9,150

102$15,300

268$40,200

3$450

434$65,100

All Licenses w

o/dups Issued in C

Y 2

01

DU

P Duplicate License Fees

$5

2 $100$0

1,8411

$72,435$ 5

2,3382

$94,795

$ 10

1,259$88,070$0

16$940$0

5,4563

$256,340

$ 15

Total Licenses ~~~/dups Issued in

CY

2011$100

$72,440$94,80 5

X88,070$940

~Z56,355

Ne~~~ Jersey I~aci~~g CO

IIl1~

liSS

lOi~

CY

20~~ ~ice~~se Revenue Rece~~Ted (12/3/11)

~-~a~-~~ess, Tl~o~~ougl~b~~ecl, Account `'~'agea~ing, a~~d ~O.f~' ~~- ac~c ~~'agez- i~ag C

om~inecl

Note: A

ll license data is based on trausactious that occtu- red in C

Y 2011

Cat

Classification

FeeA

CR

AFreehold

Meadow

landsTrentozl

I~~I0171170U1I1IO

f~ll

Qly

To[alQ

ty TolaI

Qty

TotalQ

ty Total

Qty

TotalQ

lyTotal

All Lice~ises Issued ia~ CY 201

1O

wner

$50159

$7,95054~

$27,000541.

$27,050949

$47,450604

$3p?O0

2,793$139,~SQ

2Trait~ei-

$50134

$6,700170

$8,500233

$11,650112

$5,600279

$13,950924

$4C~_4-0~13

Assistant T

rainerg30

7$Z10

0g0

0$~_)

0$0

82~2,4G

0~9

$2,~7()4

Driver

$500

$Q45

$2,2 072

$3,60016

$S001

$501 ,4

86,7005

Driver /Trainer

$500

$025.1

$12,550160

88,00047

$2.3500

$0458

$22,9006

Jocky$50

46$2,300

C$3O

00

$00

$077

~ ~,~50129

$6,aS07

Jockey apprentice$30

2$6U

0$0

0$0

1$30

14$d20

17$51(1

8Jockey A

genk850

U$0

0$0

0$O

0$0

1 e$900

l 4$900

9S

ta~ileEm

plo}gee$5

6$3U

408$2,040

291$1,455

7$3_S

913$4,565

1,E25$x_(25

1 0G

.I.D.

$ I 066

$660199

$1 990248

$Z,4~02S

$2S0410

~4, ] UO951

~~,51(11 I

C.I.D

. -Vendors

X101

$10~9

$S90234

$2,340l9

$190229

$2,290572

g5,7~01 2

Pari-~~Iutuel Eu~ployee$25

17$425

Q8$2,200

22$550

12$300

7'7$1,925

21 C~5,4U0

1 ~V

eterinarian.$50

0$0

29$1,450

5$250

0$0

2f.1$1,0OU

54$2,7 0

1 4Valet

$200

$012

$2400

$01

$2fJ17

$ ~4~30

$60015

Plater$20

0$0

2$40

0$0

U$0

16$320

14$36!)

1 6Vendor

$500

$06

$3009

X4506

$30029

$ I,450SO

$2,5007

Stable Nam

e$SU

59$2.950

63$3,150

140$7,000

395$19,750

277$13,850

934$46.700

l8M

ultiple O~vnersl~ip$50

2$100

-g4

$4,200262

$13,100101

$5,0506~

$3,200513

825,65019

CotporateS

tableNam

e$SU

S$250

22$1,100

53$2,650

107$5,350

27$1,350

211

$10,70020

Authorized Agent

$5O0

$00

$0U

$02

$10028

$1,40030

$ (.5O0

21.

Off-Track Stables

$500

$00

$0U

$052

$2,6000

$052

$2,60023

Veteruariau - NJRC$0

3$0

7$0

2$0

0$0

1$0

13$0

25C

.I.D. - N

JRC

$04

$016

$018

$00

$01

$039

~(126

Off-Track P~'oprietors

$UQ

$00

$00

$00

$00

$00

$027

OfFcial -N

JRC

$00

$08

$03

$UU

$00

$01 1

$02 4

Partnership$0

7$0

8$0

0$0

36$0

] 7$0

C4$0

31O

wner-3

Year$150

7$1,050

61$9,150

106$15,900

475$71,250

167$25,050

816$122,400

All Licenses

~vo/dups Jssued ira CX

2011525

$22,6952,114

$77,3502,399

$96,4752,366

$161,4553,368

$1 12,67010,77?

$470,645D

UP D

uplicate License Fees $5

0 $0

l $5

2 $10

0 $0

1 ~5

4 820

Total I,icelzses `~~/dups Issued in

CI' 2011

$22,695 X77,355

~9G,485

X161,455 ~11Z,675

X470,665