Pari-Mutuel Applications

ADW Application (To be used by an in State ADW Operator): Each applicant seeking dates for an Advance Deposit Wagering Permit must submit an application to the Commission no later than sixty (60) days in advance of the scheduled start date of operation.

ADW - Out-Of-State Application: To be completed by and ADW hosted in another state.  The commission may license, regulate and charge a source market fee to persons outside of Wyoming who conduct pari-mutuel wagering on simulcast races and who accept wagers from Wyoming residents at out-of-state simulcast facilities, and shall require out-of-state simulcast facilities licensed under this section to be maintained and operated in accordance with the laws of this state and rules of the commission. 

Live Event Application:  Each applicant seeking dates for a pari-mutuel event must submit an application to the Commission no later than the date set by the Commission, but not less than sixty (60) days prior to the date of proposed event.

Racing Silks Color Registration: All racing colors carried in races shall be registered annually with the Commission.

Simulcast Event Application: Each applicant seeking dates for a Simulcast Pari-Mutuel Permit must submit an application to the Commission no later than the date set by the Commission, ensuring the Commission adequate time and information as it deems necessary. Please note that an applicant must hold a Live Event Permit to simulcast.  

Vendor - Facility License: To be completed by any simulcast serivce provider, or manufactorer of HHR Terminals.  As well as Live Event service providers and *Host Facility Owners.  

*Host Facility Owners: "Host facility" means a person who leases their property to a permitholder to operate or host pari-mutuel wagering; 

Duplicate License: Use this to obtain a replacement occupational license.  This applies to all individual license types.  

Key Employee: To be completed by an individual seeking an occupational license as a Permit Holder*, Mutual Manager, Commission Employee, or Permittee Support Employee.

Live Event Occupational License: To be completed by an individual seeking an occupational license for a live pari-mutuel event.  i.e. Jockey, Trainer, Owner, etc. 

Mutuel Employee License: To be completed by an individual seeking an occupational license as a Mutuel Employee, Service Provider Employee, or a Security Employee.

Multi Jurisdiction  Application: To be completed by in addition to a Key Employee Application as a "Permit Holder".

*Permit Holders completing a Key Employee individual license must also complete and submit a Multi Jurisdiction Personal History Disclosure Form