Racebook Rules

Horse Plays

In Order To Win On The Following Betting System:

Straights plays

• Win: horse must finish first.
• Place: horse must finish second.
• Show: horse must finish third.
• Across: horse to win, place or show.

Exotics plays

Quinella

• Quinella: the player must pick the first two finishers of the race, but not necessarily in the correct sequence.
• Quinella box: this is a combination bet that includes all possible combinations of the horses selected finishing first and second in a specific race selected.

Exactas

• Straight exacta: simplest form of an exacta, which is one single combination of two finishing horses, in the exact order in which they finish, in other words first and second respectively.
• Exacta key: it requires the key horse to finish first, with any combination of two or more horses to finish second.
• Exacta wheel: this bet consists in coupling one or more horses to finish first and second.
• Exacta box: all possible combinations between two or more horses; always considering horses to come in at first and second places. There’s only one wining combination.

Trifectas

• Straight trifecta: simplest form of a trifecta, which is one single combination of the first three horses, win, place and show, in the exact order of their finish.
  Example:  $1 trifecta 1/ 2/ 3.
• Trifecta key: the wager requires the key horse to finish first, with any combination of two or more horses to finish second and third respectively.
  Example: $1 trifecta key 5/ 1, 2, 3/ 1, 2, 3; where 5 will be the key horse.
• Trifecta full wheel: this bet consists of selecting one or two horse to finish in a given position and combined your selections with all possible combinations. The number of combinations will vary according to the total number of horses in the race.
  Example: $1 tri full wheel 6/ all/ all.
• Trifecta part wheel: it consists of coupling one or more horses to finish first, second and third.
  Example: $1 tri partial 8, 9/ 2, 4, 5/ 1, 3; there’re 12 possible combinations. To win the 8 or 9 must finish first, the 2, 4 or 5 must finish second and the 1 or 3 must finish third.
• Trifecta box: all possible combination of three or more horses; always considering horses to come in at first, second and third place. Each combination will be a straight trifecta. There’s only one wining combination.
  Example: $1 tri box 4, 7, 9, 11; there’re 24 combinations.

Superfectas

• Straight superfecta: it is the simplest form of a superfecta, which is one single combination of the first four horses, win, place, show and the fourth in exact order of their finish.
  Example:  $1 superfecta 1/ 2/ 3/ 4.
• Superfecta key: the key horse must finish first, with any combination of two or more horses to finish second, third and fourth.
  Example: $1 superfecta key 7/ 6, 2, 4/ 6, 2, 4/ 6, 2, 4; where 7 will be the key horse.
• Superfecta part wheel: it consists of coupling one or more horses to finish first, second, third and fourth.
  Example: $1 super partial 8, 9/ 2, 4, 5/ 1, 3/ 7, 3; there’re 24 possible combinations. To win the 8 or 9 must finish first, the 2, 4 or 5 must finish second, 1 or 3 must finish third, and 7 or 3 must finish fourth.
• Superfecta box: it consists of all possible combination of three or more horses; always considering horses to come in at first, second, third and fourth place. Each combination will be a straight superfecta. There’s only one wining combination.
  Example: $1 super box 1, 4, 7, 9, 11; there’re 120 combinations.

Daily Doubles
You must select the wining horse of two consecutive races of a same track. The bet only will be a winner with the win position on each race.
Example: Belmont race 1 $1 D.D. 7/ 4; on the race 1 the 7 horse must come in first, and for the race 2 the four horse must come first.

Pick’s 3
Similar to the Daily Double, you must select the wining horse but for three consecutive races of a same track. This is only the win position on each race.
Example: Belmont race 1 $1 Pk 3. 7/ 4/ 2; on the race 1 the 7 horse must come in first, on the race 2 the four horse must come first and for the race 3 the two horse must come first.

Pick’s 4
Similar to the Pick 3, you must select the wining horse but for four consecutive races of a same track. This is only the win position on each race.
Example: Belmont race 1 $1 Pk 4. 7/ 4/ 2/ 6; on the race 1 the 7 horse must come in first, on the race 2 the four horse must come first, for the race 3 the two horse must come first and for the race 4 the six horse must come first.

GENERAL DISCLAIMERS

• Horse wagers are time wagers; DRF official start time is final; any wagers after official post time on a race will be voided win or lost. No exceptions.
• All horse wagers will be taken up to post time; otherwise, they will be considered no action.
• The clerk, on the final readback, will give the official post time for the wagers.
• We have maximum profit on every race depending on the category of the track. Those will be the numbers that we used if the payouts post on DRF exceeds the limits. 300/ 1 on all exotics wagers, and full track odds for our straights; always limited by our max profits.
• Horse must leave the gate in order for the bets to have action.
• Exotics wagers will only have action if the track offers payouts for that type of wagers.
• When there are couple horses, the wager includes all horses with the same number. If there’s a scratch on one of the horses there still will be action. We need only one of the entry horses to run for action.
• Any wagers with a scratch selection will be cancelled, and the money with be refunded to the customer’s account. This includes combinations on exotics with that selection.
• Horseracing & Dog racing claims must be submitted within the same week when the bet (s) was taken. Otherwise, all claims will not be valid. 

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(*Limits are subject to change)
Minimum bet $1.

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