Post by Kisco on Jun 15, 2012 9:23:35 GMT -5
The following are some basic rules and guidelines, the application will proceed these directly afterwards!
If you are seeking to be a licensed jockey it's very well you know the rules now! So please read and abide them.
1. Jockey(s) must be at least 17 years of age, underaged jockeys are not allowed.
2. Jockey(s) must be a general range of 110 to 119 pounds. Be aware that the highest weight is usually only given to those whom ride a top-winning horse so it is generally more likely that you will weight closer to 110 then 119 at most times.
3. Jockey(s) should not be found to have any alcohol in their system during races. If a jockey is found to have alcohol the track reserves the right to suspsend the jockey.
4. A jockey will have four levels it will go through, the follow is a table of those schedules.
Once you hit Journeyman, you remain there!
5. There is no height restriction, but as a rule of thumb most jockeys tend to be below 5'5.
* I reserve the right to add more if I so choose to at any given time, so be aware!
Application
Please copy & paste this into a NEW THREAD.
Thank You! Please allow one to two days for your application to be accepted!
If you are seeking to be a licensed jockey it's very well you know the rules now! So please read and abide them.
1. Jockey(s) must be at least 17 years of age, underaged jockeys are not allowed.
2. Jockey(s) must be a general range of 110 to 119 pounds. Be aware that the highest weight is usually only given to those whom ride a top-winning horse so it is generally more likely that you will weight closer to 110 then 119 at most times.
3. Jockey(s) should not be found to have any alcohol in their system during races. If a jockey is found to have alcohol the track reserves the right to suspsend the jockey.
4. A jockey will have four levels it will go through, the follow is a table of those schedules.
| Level | Wins |
| Apprentice | 0 totally new to sport |
| Junior | 50 |
| Senior | 100 |
| Journeyman | 200 |
Once you hit Journeyman, you remain there!
5. There is no height restriction, but as a rule of thumb most jockeys tend to be below 5'5.
* I reserve the right to add more if I so choose to at any given time, so be aware!
Application
Please copy & paste this into a NEW THREAD.
[b]Full Name:[/b]
[b]Age:[/b]
[b]D.O.B:[/b]
[b]Gender:[/b]
[b]Species:[/b] (human or furre; if furre feel free to add in what race)
[b]Height:[/b]
[b]Average Weight:[/b]
[b]Where did you gain your experience to be a jockey?[/b]
[b]Do you agree to follow the rules and guidelines listed above, as well as any the racetrack may of given to you to follow?[/b]
[b]Who are your current mounts that you ride?[/b]
[b]Is there any specific farm or trainer you work for exclusively?[/b] If yes, name them.
[b]The following is for STAFF USE ONLY![/b]
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[u][b]Race Records[/b][/u]
[b]Starts;Win-Place-Show:[/b]
[b]Earnings:[/b]
[b]Year of ????[/b]
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[u][b]Awards[/b][/u]
[b]Year of ????[/b]
Thank You! Please allow one to two days for your application to be accepted!