What can a trainer do if an owner cannot get their license application submitted on time?

A trainer's ability to assist an owner with their license application is important in maintaining the integrity and smooth operation of the racing process. The option of submitting the application on behalf of the owner is correct because it demonstrates proactive support by the trainer, ensuring that all necessary documentation is completed and submitted in a timely manner. This action can help prevent delays that could negatively impact the racing schedule for both the horse and the owner.

This option recognizes the collaborative relationship between trainers and owners in the racing industry, where trainers often take on additional responsibilities to help facilitate the process. By ensuring that the application is submitted, trainers play a key role in maintaining compliance with regulations established by the Texas Racing Commission, allowing the horse to participate without interruption.

The other options do not effectively address the issue of a delayed application. For example, disqualifying the horse from racing is a more punitive measure that should not occur due to an owner’s administrative delay. Waiting for the owner to catch up does not resolve the problem and can lead to missed opportunities for racing. Applying for a temporary license may not be applicable in all situations and does not guarantee that the owner will be able to race their horse in the immediate future. Thus, the most practical and supportive action is for the trainer