New Jersey Statutes
§ 5:5-48 — Admission of spectators; fees; admission tax; free passes
New Jersey·Title 5 AMUSEMENTS, PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS AND MEETINGS
Every permit that shall be granted for the holding of a horse race meeting shall be upon the express condition and agreement that no person shall be admitted as a spectator without the payment of an admission fee in such amount as the permit holder may determine but in no event less than the price to be from time to time established by the commission, plus an admission tax of $0.05 per person for every paid admission, and that no free passes shall be issued except to the commissioners, employees of the commission, employees of the permit holders engaged in and about the operation of the permit holder's track, the owners of horses actually racing, their actual employees, and duly accredited members of the press; should the permit holder desire to issue free passes for admission to a horse r
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