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Licensing and Regulation. Two members represent
the Maryland Horse Breeders' Association, one rep-
resents the mile track associations, and one the
half-mile track associations. One is a member of the
Maryland Racing Commission. Authorization for
the Committee continues until July 1, 2001 (Code
1957, Art. 78B, sec. 18A).

MARTLAND STANDARDBRED RACE FUND
ADVISOKT COMMITTEE
Peter A. Bozick, Chairperson, 1991

Appointed by Maryland Racing Commission with
approval of Secretary ofLicensing ^Regulation: David
Wade, 1991; Thomas Barry, 1992; Philip
Callahan, 1993; Ed Leuger, 1994.

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The Maryland Standardbred Race Fund Ad-
visory Committee was introduced in 1971 (Chapter
771, Acts of 1971). The Committee assists and
advises the Maryland Racing Commission on the
administration of the Standardbred Race Program,
the Standardbred Race Fund, and the Stand-
ardbred Sires Stakes Program. The Standardbred
Race Fund is supported by an assessment on each
harness track licensee of a portion of the mutuel
pool of all its horse races during the year. The Fund
is then used as a purse for races involving Stand-
ardbred horses.
The Committee consists of five members. Four
members are appointed to four-year terms and the

chairperson to a one-year term by the Maryland
Racing Commission with the approval of the
Secretary ofLicensing and Regulation. Two mem-
bers are nominated by the organization repre-
senting a majority of the standard breeders in
Maryland, and one is nominated by the Cloverleaf
Standardbred Owners' Association. One member is
a commercial breeder, one is a harness track licensee,
and one is a member of the Maryland Racing Com-
mission. Authorization for the Committee con-
tinues until July 1, 2001 (Code 1957, Art. 78B, sec.
17A).

MARYLAND JOCKEY INJURT COMPENSATION
FUND, INCORPORATED

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Appointed by Secretary ofLicensing ^r Regulation:
Richard Hoflberger; Michael Hopkins; Wayne
Wright.

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In January 1986, the Maryland Jockey Injury
Compensation Fund, Inc., was established as a
nonprofit corporation (Chapter 757, Acts of
1985). The Fund secures workmen's compensation
insurance coverage on a blanket basis for jockeys
licensed by the Maryland Racing Commission to
tide thoroughbred horses.
The Fund is managed by a three-member Board
of Directors, appointed by the Secretary ofLicens-
ing and Regulation (Code 1957, Art. 78B, sec. 32).

MARYLAND ARCHITECTURAL
REGISTRATION BOARD

In 1989, renamed as the State Board of Architects
(Chapter 3, Acts of 1989).

BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS

Renamed in 1989 as the State Board of Barbers
(Chapter 3, Acts of 1989).

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ADVISORY BOARD

Abolished in 1991 (House Bill 174, Acts of 1991).

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR
FORESTERS

The Board was renamed the State Board of
Foresters in 1989 (Chapter 3, Acts of 1989).

MARYLAND BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

Renamed in 1989 as the State Board of Examiners
of Landscape Architects (Chapter 3, Acts of 1989).

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF MARYLAND
PILOTS

In 1989, renamed as the State Board of Pilots
(Chapter 3, Acts of 1989).

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS

The Board was renamed the State Board for Profes-
sional Engineers in 1989 (Chapter 3, Acts of 1989).

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR
PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS

Renamed in 1989 as the State Board for Profess-
ional Land Surveyors (Chapter 3, Acts of 1989).

BOARD OF SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
COMMISSIONERS

Abolished in 1990 (Chapter 384, Acts of 1990).