(a) The information on the aforesaid certificate of veterinary inspection, Equine Interstate Passport or the equivalent shall include the name of the owner or trainer of the animal or animals. together with the complete address, date of examination, and name, breed or association registration number if any, breed, brand, tattoo if any, sex, age, coior and markings of each animal listed on the certificate. In addition, a certificate of veterinary inspection shall include the consignee or destination in New York with the address, number of animals examined, and the establishment or premises where the animals were examined.

(b) Said certificate of veterinary inspection, Equine Interstate Passport or the equivalent shall also include, or have attached thereto, a report of a USDA approved negative agar gel immunodiffusion test, ELISA test or other U.S.DA-approved test for equine infectious anemia which complies with the provisions of section 64.4 of this Part.

(c) The commissioner, when he or she deems it appropriate, such as in the case of an outbreak of an infectious or contagious disease, mayrequire that the certificate of veterinary inspection, Equine Interstate Passport or the equivalent, include additional certifications concerning the health status of the herd or state of origin.