Provisions as to bets on runners that are entered for 2 or more races on same day
13 Provisions as to bets on runners that are entered for 2 or more races on same day
If a person desires to back at starting price a runner that is entered for more races than one to be run on the same day, the bet, unless otherwise specified on the betting ticket, refers to the first race in which the runner starts, and, if that race is a walk‑over, no bet is made.
The provisions of subrule (1) shall not apply to “all up” bets, which shall be settled in accordance with rule 11.
If a person backs at a fixed price a runner that is entered for more races than one to be run on the same day, the bookmaker shall write or otherwise clearly indicate on the betting ticket the race selected by the backer.
Where a person backs a runner that is entered at more race meetings than one on any day, the bet, unless otherwise specified, applies to the race meeting at which the runner starts on that day.
[Rule 13 amended: Gazette 21 Jul 1998 p. 3855.]
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