UK & Irish Horse Racing Rules: Daily Meeting Specials
Market description: Predict the range that contains the aggregate number of official winning distances in lengths at the specified meeting.
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The official winning distances in lengths are calculated as follows:
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Dead heat: 0.00 x length
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Nose: 0.05 x length
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Short head: 0.10 x length
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Head: 0.20 x length
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¼ length: 0.25 x length
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Neck: 0.30 x length
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½ length: 0.50 x length
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¾ length: 0.75 x length
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
5. The maximum winning distance per race is:
- 12 lengths for each flat race
- 30 lengths for each national hunt race including national hunt flat races
6. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
7. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), all bets placed on this market will be awarded a default distance of 5 lengths for flat races and 12 lengths for national hunt races including national hunt flat races.
8. Where a market is offered for one meeting, if one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be awarded a default distance of 2 lengths for each flat race and 10 lengths for each national hunt race (including national hunt flat races) for each abandoned or void race.
9. Where a market is offered for one meeting if three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be void unless the over selection in the market has been won.
10. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market has been won, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners.
- Bets placed on other selections in this market will have already lost.
11. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market has not been won, bets placed on this market will be void.
12. Where a market is offered for two or more meetings combined, a default distance of 2 lengths for a flat race and 10 lengths for a national hunt race ( including national hunt flat races) will be applied to every abandoned or void race.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict the range that contains the aggregate number of points awarded for favourites at the specified meeting.
Points are allocated for the finishing position of the favourite in each race using the following points system:
- First place: 25 points
- Second place: 10 points
- Third place: 5 points
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
- All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
3. First Past The Post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
4. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
5. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: if a favourite is involved in a dead heat for first and second place, the points awarded will be 17.5 (half of 25 points for first place plus half of 10 points for second place).
6. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), all bets placed on this market will be awarded 25 points.
7. If joint or co-favourites are returned in any race at the selected meeting, the favourite will count as the horse with the lowest race card number.
8. If the favourite is withdrawn from the race before coming under starter’s orders, and a new market is not formed, the second favourite will count in this market.
9. Where a market is offered for one meeting, if one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be awarded a default figure of 10 points for each abandoned or void race.
10. Where a market is offered for one meeting if three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be void unless the over selection in the market has been won.
- If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market has been won, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners. Bets placed on other selections in this market will have already lost.
- If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market has not been won, bets placed on this market will be void.
11. Where a market is offered for two or more meetings combined, a default figure of 10 points will be used for every abandoned or void race.
12. If a William Hill SP is returned this will take precedence over any other declared SP and the favourite will be determined by the final show of betting.
13. If no SP is returned the favourite will be determined by the final show of betting transmitted by our service provider.
14. Adjustments to settlement will not be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Favourite Performance and Meeting Distance Double
Market description: Predict the range that contains the aggregate number of points awarded for favourite performance and meeting winning distance at the specified meeting in a special price double.
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Points are allocated for the finishing position of the favourite in each race using the following points system:
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1st place: 25 points
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2nd place: 10 points
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3rd place: 5 points
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The official winning distances in lengths are calculated as follows:
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Dead heat: 0.00 x length
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Nose: 0.05 x length
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Short head: 0.10 x length
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Head: 0.20 x length
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¼ length: 0.25 x length
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Neck: 0.30 x length
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½ length: 0.50 x length
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¾ length: 0.75 x length
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
5. The maximum winning distance per race is:
- 12 lengths for each flat race
- 30 lengths for each national hunt race including national hunt flat races
6. First Past The Post doesn't count for favourite performance in this market.
7. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded for favourite performance will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If a favourite is involved in a dead heat for first and second place, the points awarded will be 17.5 (half of 25 points for first place plus half of 10 points for second place).
9. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), favourite performance will be awarded 25 points and meeting distance will be awarded a default of 5 lengths for flat races and 12 lengths for national hunt races including national hunt flat races.
10. If joint or co-favourites are returned in any race at the selected meeting, the favourite will count as the horse with the lowest race card number.
11. If the favourite is withdrawn from the race before coming under starter’s orders, bets placed on this market will be void.If the favourite is withdrawn from the race before coming under starter’s orders, and a new market isn't formed, the second favourite will count in this market.
12. Where a market is offered for one meeting, if one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, favourite performance will be awarded a default figure of 10 points for each abandoned or void race.
- Meeting distance will be awarded a default of 2 lengths for each flat race and 10 lengths for each national hunt race (including national hunt flat races) for each abandoned or void race.
13. Where a market is offered for one meeting, if three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be void unless the over selection for both favourite performance and meeting distance in this market has been won.
14. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection for both favourite performance and meeting distance have won, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners. Bets placed on other selections in this market will have already lost.
15. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection for both favourite performance and meeting distance has not been won, bets placed on this market will be void.
16. Where a market is offered for two or more meetings combined, favourite performance will be awarded 10 points for every abandoned or void race.
- Meeting distance will be awarded a default of 2 lengths for each flat race and 10 lengths for each national hunt race ( including national hunt flat races) for every abandoned or void race.
17. If a William Hill SP is returned this will take precedence over any other declared SP and the favourite will be determined by the final show of betting.
18. If no SP is returned the favourite will be determined by the final show of betting transmitted by our service provider.
19. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict the range that contains the official winning distance in lengths for the specified race.
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The official winning distances in lengths are calculated as follows:
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Dead heat: 0.00 x length
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Nose: 0.05 x length
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Short head: 0.10 x length
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Head: 0.20 x length
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¼ length: 0.25 x length
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Neck: 0.30 x length
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½ length: 0.50 x length
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¾ length: 0.75 x length
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
5. If a race is abandoned, declared void or has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), bets placed on this market will be void.
6. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Race with Longest Winning Distance
Market description: Predict the race that has the longest winning distance in lenghts.
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
5. If there is a tie for the race with the longest winning distance, the stake will be divided equally by the number of races involved in that tie.
- Example: If a £10 bet is placed on a race priced at 3/1 that is involved in a two-way tie, the stake will be divided by two and will return £20.
6. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
7. If a race is abandoned, declared void or has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), bets placed on that race in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
9. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
10. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Race with Shortest Winning Distance
Market description: Predict the race that has the shortest winning distance in lengths at the specified meeting.
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The official winning distances in lengths are calculated as follows:
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Dead heat: 0.00 x length
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Nose: 0.05 x length
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Short head: 0.10 x length
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Head: 0.20 x length
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¼ length: 0.25 x length
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Neck: 0.30 x length
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½ length: 0.50 x length
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¾ length: 0.75 x length
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
5. If there is a tie for the race with the shortest winning distance, the stake will be divided equally by the number of races involved in that tie.
- Example: If a £10 bet is placed on a race priced at 3/1 that is involved in a two-way tie, the stake will be divided by two and will return £20.
6. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
7. If a race is abandoned, declared void or has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), bets placed on that race in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
9. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
10. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Race v Race Longest Winning Distance
Market description: Predict the race that has the longest winning distance in lengths from the specified pair of races.
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The official winning distances in lengths are calculated as follows:
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Dead heat: 0.00 x length
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Nose: 0.05 x length
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Short head: 0.10 x length
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Head: 0.20 x length
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¼ length: 0.25 x length
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Neck: 0.30 x length
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½ length: 0.50 x length
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¾ length: 0.75 x length
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
5. If the officially declared winning distance in the specified pair of races is the same, the winning selection in this market will be a ‘draw’.
6. If one race in the specified pair is abandoned, declared void or has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), bets placed including that race in this market will be void.
7. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict the range that contains the combined SP (starting price) total of winning horses at a specified meeting.
- The combined SP will be calculated by awarding points for the SP of each winning horse.
- Example: 1/2 = 0.50 point
- 10/11 = 0.91 point
- EVS = 1.00 point
- 6/4 = 1.50 points
- 15/8 = 1.88 points
- 2/1 = 2 points
- 5/2 = 2.50 points
- 5/1 = 5.00 points
- 10/1 = 10.00 points
- 25/1 = 25.00 points
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two horses are involved in a dead heat for first and second place priced at 3/1 and 7/1, the points awarded will be 5.00 (half of 3.00 points plus half of 7.00 points).
7. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), all bets placed on this market will be awarded a default of 1.00 point.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be awarded a default point total, which is calculated by halving the number of declared runners at the time the race was abandoned or made void.
- Example: A race with 10 declared runners will be awarded 5.00 points and a race with seven declared runners will be awarded 3.50 points etc.
9. Where a market is offered for one meeting if three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be void unless the over selection in the market has been won.
10. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market has been won, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners.
- Bets placed on other selections in this market will have already lost.
11. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market not been won, bets placed on this market will be void.
12. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Total Race Card Numbers – 3 Way
Market description: Predict the range that contains the combined race card number total of winning horses at a specified meeting.
- The combined race card total will be calculated by awarding points for the race card number of each winning horse.
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two horses are involved in a dead heat for first and second place with race card numbers 3 and 7, the points awarded will be 5.00 (half of 3.00 points plus half of 7.00 points).
7. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), all bets placed on this market will be awarded a default of 2.00 points.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be awarded a default point total, which is calculated by using the number of declared runners at the time the race was abandoned or made void.
- Example: A race with 10 declared runners will be awarded 10.00 points and a race with seven declared runners will be awarded 7.00 points etc.
9. Where a market is offered for one meeting if three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, all bets placed on this market will be void unless the over selection in the market has been won.
10. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market has been won, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners.
- Bets placed on other selections in this market will have already lost.
11. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and the over selection in the market not been won, bets placed on this market will be void.
12. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict which jockey will be the most successful at the specified meeting using the following points system:
- 1st place: 3 points
- 2nd place: 2 points
- 3rd place: 1 point
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If the selected jockey doesn't have at least one ride at the meeting, bets placed on that jockey in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
7. If the selected jockey rides in fewer races than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two jockeys are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
10. If there is a tie for the jockey challenge, the stake will be divided equally by the number of jockeys involved in that tie.
- Example: If a £10 bet is placed on a jockey priced at 3/1 that is involved in a two-way tie, the stake will be divided by two and will return £20.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict whether the named jockey will ride at least one or two winners.
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First Past The Post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If the named jockey doesn't have at least one ride at the meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
7. If the named jockey rides in fewer races than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If the named jockey finishes in a dead heat for first place, they will be awarded one win for bets placed on this market.
9. If the named jockey rides in a race that has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), that race won't count towards this market.
10. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
11. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void unless a winning selection has been established in this market.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and a winning selection has been established in this market, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict which jockey will be the most successful at the specified meeting using the following points system:
- 1st place: 3 points
- 2nd place: 2 points
- 3rd place: 1 point
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If either jockey doesn't have at least one ride at the meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
7. If either jockey rides in fewer races than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two jockeys are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If there is a tie for the jockey v jockey challenge, the stake will be divided equally across each winning outcome.
- Example: If a £10 bet is placed on a jockey priced at 5/6 that is involved in a tie in this market, the bet will return £9.16.
10. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict which trainer will be the most successful at the specified meeting using the following points system:
- 1st place: 3 points
- 2nd place: 2 points
- 3rd place: 1 point
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If either trainer doesn't saddle at least one runner at the meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
7. If either trainer saddles fewer runners than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two trainers are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If there is a tie for the trainer v trainer challenge, the stake will be divided equally across each winning outcome.
- Example: If a £10 bet is placed on a trainer priced at 5/6 that is involved in a tie in this market, the bet will return £9.16.
10. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict which trainer will be the most successful at the specified meeting using the following points system:
- 1st place: 3 points
- 2nd place: 2 points
- 3rd place: 1 point
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If the selected trainer doesn't saddle at least one runner at the meeting, bets placed on that trainer in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
7. If the selected trainer saddles fewer runners than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two trainers are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
10. If there is a tie for the trainer challenge, the stake will be divided equally across first and second place.
- Example: if a £10 bet is placed on a trainer priced at 3/1 that is involved in a tie in this market, the bet will return £20.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Market description: Predict whether the named trainer will saddle at least one or two runners.
1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If the named trainer doesn't saddle at least one runner at the meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
7. If the named trainer saddles fewer runners than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If the named trainer finishes in a dead heat for first place, they will be awarded one win for bets placed on this market.
9. If the named trainer saddles a runner in a race that has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), that race won't count towards this market.
10. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
11. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void unless a winning selection has been established in this market.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and a winning selection has been established in this market, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Jockey Challenge Straight Forecast
Market description: Predict two jockeys to finish first and second in the correct order in the jockey challenge for a given race meeting.
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The jockey challenge is calculated using the following points system:
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1st place: 3 points
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2nd place: 2 points
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3rd place: 1 point
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If either selected jockey doesn't have at least one ride at the meeting, bets placed including that jockey in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
7. If either selected jockey rides in fewer races than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two jockeys are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
10. If there is a tie for the jockey challenge straight forecast, the stake will be divided equally across each winning outcome.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Jockey Challenge Reverse Forecast
Market description: Predict two jockeys to finish first and second in either order in the jockey challenge for a given race meeting.
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The jockey challenge is calculated using the following points system:
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1st place: 3 points
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2nd place: 2 points
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3rd place: 1 point
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If either selected jockey doesn't have at least one ride at the meeting, bets placed including that jockey in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
7. If either selected jockey rides in fewer races than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two jockeys are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If there is a tie for the jockey challenge reversed forecast, the stake will be divided equally across each winning outcome.
10. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Trainer Challenge Straight Forecast
Market description: Predict two trainers to finish first and second in the correct order in the trainer challenge for a given race meeting.
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The trainer challenge is calculated using the following points system:
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1st place: 3 points
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2nd place: 2 points
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3rd place: 1 point
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If either selected trainer doesn't saddle at least one runner at the meeting, bets placed including that trainer in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
7. If either selected trainer saddles fewer runners than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two trainers are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If there is a tie for the trainer challenge straight forecast, the stake will be divided equally across each winning outcome.
10. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.
Trainer Challenge Reverse Forecast
Market description: Predict two trainers to finish first and second in either order in the trainer challenge for a given race meeting.
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The trainer challenge is calculated using the following points system:
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1st place: 3 points
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2nd place: 2 points
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3rd place: 1 point
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1. Bets are accepted for horse race meetings held under the rules of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) and Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and are settled on the official result.
2. Bets are accepted at the advertised special price.
3. All odds are subject to fluctuation and bets placed will be settled at the price at the time the bet was confirmed.
4. First past the post doesn't count for bets placed on this market.
5. Charity races and Arab races don't count for bets placed on this market.
6. If either selected trainer doesn't saddle at least one runner at the meeting, bets placed including that trainer in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
7. If either selected trainer saddles fewer runners than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
8. If any race at the selected meeting finishes in a dead heat, the points awarded will be divided equally across each affected place.
- Example: If two trainers are involved in a dead heat for first and second place, each will be awarded 2.50 (half of 3.00 points for first place plus half of 2.00 points for second place).
9. If there is a tie for the trainer challenge reversed forecast, the stake will be divided equally across each winning outcome.
10. If any race at the selected meeting has only one runner (also known as a walk-over), points won't be awarded for bets placed on this market.
11. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
12. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
13. Adjustments to settlement won't be made for amended results or adjudications made by governing bodies after the weigh-in when the official result is declared.