An individual may not drive in a race unless licensed to do so by the Commission. An individual may not be granted a license to drive under any name other than the individual's legal name. A horse may not appear upon the track within 1 hour preceding post time of the first event of the day unless the driver of the horse is dressed in colors. A driver wearing colors may not: Leave the paddock, except to drive, until all of the driver's engagements are fulfilled and the colors removed; Enter the public areas of the racetrack without the permission of the judges; and Partake of intoxicating beverages or controlled dangerous substances. A driver wearing colors but not competing in a particular race may view the race from the stand as provided under Regulation .16 of this chapter. The driver of a horse in a race: Shall endeavor to win; Shall drive the horse in a manner to achieve the best possible position at the end of the race; Shall set or maintain a pace comparable to the class in which the driver is racing and violates this provision by: Going an excessively slow quarter, or any other distance, that changes the normal pattern, overall timing, or general outcome of the race, or Failing to react to the pace; May not drive the horse in a careless or indifferent manner; May not drive the horse in an inconsistent manner compared to an established pattern of prior performances; May not drive a horse so as to perpetuate or aid in a fraud; and May not bet on the race, except: To win on the horse the driver is scheduled to drive, and Through the owner or trainer of that horse. A driver under a contract of employment may not drive for a person other than the driver's employer in a race where a horse is entered which is: Owned or trained by the driver's employer; In the same stable as that of the driver's employer; or Under the same management as that of the driver's employer. A driver shall wear an approved helmet with the chin strap fastened while driving in a race. An approved helmet under §H of this regulation is one that is manufactured in accordance with the: 1984 Standard for Protective Headgear (Snell Memorial Foundation); Laboratory Procedure for Motorcycle Helmet Testing (Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 218, U.S. Department of Transportation); or Specification for Headgear Used in Horse Sports and Horseback Riding (ASTM Standard F085.53, Draft #4, 1986).