Jockey Club and Delaware Thoroughbred Racing Commission.
Your say-so is not evidence. Post a link, an image obviously from some JC/DTRC document, or please stop annoying me.
ML/NJ
3. RACING PERMIT A. The Jockey Club, in its discretion and for good cause, may issue a Racing Permit for any horse which has been genetically typed and parentage analyzed and whose dam qualified, but whose sire did not qualify. The Jockey Club may consider any other relevant factors in its determination and may require the owner and/or breeder to provide additional information which the The Jockey Club deems necessary. A horse issued a Racing Permit cannot be considered a Thoroughbred for breeding purposes and cannot be entered into The American Stud Book. The term “Racing Permit” should always accompany the name of the horse in any trade journal or racetrack program.
The Jockey Club
“Registration Certificate”: A document issued by the Jockey Club of Kentucky certifying as to the name, age, color, sex, pedigree and breeder of a horse as registered by number with the Jockey Club, shall be deemed to refer also to the document known as a “racing permit” issued by the Jockey Club in lieu of a “registration certificate” when a horse is recognized as a Thoroughbred for racing purposes in the United States, but is not recognized as a Thoroughbred for breeding purposes insofar as registering its progeny with the Jockey Club.
Delaware.gov