Local on‑course totalisator bets to be properly marked
89 Local on‑course totalisator bets to be properly marked
A local on‑course totalisator is not required to accept any bet unless the person making the bet clearly indicates all details and other information required to identify the type and amount of the bet.
Despite subregulation (1), a person may submit a betting ticket at a local on‑course totalisator for a race with the race meeting designation or race number selection incomplete, in which case the next race at the racecourse will be selected.
A local on‑course totalisator is not to accept instructions for alternative bets in the event of the horse or greyhound selected being scratched.
[Regulation 89 inserted: Gazette 21 Jul 2006 p. 2681.]
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