The Placing Judge is responsible for determining the order of the horses as they cross the finish line by performing the following duties: Causes the numbers of the leading horses to be flashed on the Tote Board during the running of a race. Determines the order of finish of each race by consideration of the respective noses of each horse. Causes the number of the first four horses to cross the finish line to be flashed on the Tote Board. Determines if a "Photo" is necessary and if so, uses it as an aid to determine the order of finish. Immediately contacts the Tote Room of the unofficial order of finish. Causes the official time to be flashed on the Tote Board. Causes, in the event of an inquiry or objection, the numbers of the affected horses to flash on the Tote Board. Contacts the Clerk of Scales, Television Graphics and the Horsemen's Bookkeeper with the official order of finish. Notes that each horse's rider is wearing the proper colors during the post parade. Reads and corrects proofs of the following day's races. Assists in the taking of entries, scratches, declaration, and subscriptions and any other duties that may be required to assist in the daily operations of the racing office. All other duties as assigned by management.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees