Section 294-20.002 - WEIGHING OUT20.002.01 The specified jockeys shall be weighed out for their respective mounts in each race by the clerk of the scales not less than twenty (20) minutes before the time fixed for the race. In case of substitution of rider after the original rider has been weighed out, the substitute rider shall be weighed as promptly as possible and the name and weight of the substitute publicly announced and posted.20.002.02 No jockey may carry overweight in excess of 2 lbs., without permission of the owner or trainer and under no circumstances shall the overweight exceed 7 lbs. If a jockey is overweight in excess of 2 lbs., the owner or trainer may substitute another rider without liability for a jockey fee.20.002.03 If the overweight is more than two (2) pounds in excess of the weight the horse is to carry (the owner or trainer consenting) the jockey shall declare the amount of overweight to the clerk of the scales at least forty-five (45) minutes before the time appointed for the race, and the clerk shall report the overweight to the board of stewards and announced publicly. Failure on the part of any jockey to comply with the rule shall be reported to the Stewards.20.002.04 If an underweight in excess of 2 lbs., is discovered after wagering has commenced and before the actual start, the horse shall be scratched and complete refund shall be made.20.002.05 None of the following items should be included in a jockey's weight: whip or whip substitute, head number, bridle, bit, reins, blinkers, number cloth, safety helmet, safety vest or chamois.20.002.06 The association shall provide the only attendants who will be permitted to assist jockeys in weighing out or at any other time while in the performance of their duties. The attendants shall be approved by the Nebraska State Racing Commission, and licensed as such.294 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 20, § 294-20.002