Tickets to be properly marked
90 Tickets to be properly marked
Every ticket issued by an on‑course totalisator or local on‑course totalisator is to be printed, written, stamped, punched or marked to show the kind of bet and, in the case of a bet on a race or races, other than a favourite numbers bet —
the designation of the race meeting and the date of the race meeting where the race on which the bet to which the ticket relates is to be run; and
the number of the race or races in respect of which the ticket is issued; and
the code number that has been allocated by RWWA to the horse or greyhound or horses or greyhounds on which the bet in respect of which the ticket is issued is made,
together with sufficient details to identify the bet accepted.
A ticket issued by an on‑course totalisator or local on‑course totalisator must show details of the amount of the bet and —
where the bet is not a Flexi Bet, the amount is to be expressed in units of 50 cents;
where the bet is a Flexi Bet, the amount may be expressed in units of 50 cents, percentages of 50 cent units or fractions of units of 50 cents.
A ticket issued by an on‑course totalisator for a bet on a sporting event is to be printed, written, stamped, punched or marked to show the kind of bet and the description and date of the event and the participants in respect of which the bet is made, together with sufficient details to identify the bet accepted and the amount of the bet expressed in units of 50 cents.
[Regulation 90 inserted: Gazette 21 Jul 2006 p. 2681‑2; amended: Gazette 18 Sep 2007 p. 4717‑18.]
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