New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 113

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✨ Rules Relating to Totalisator Race Investments

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(c) where a dead heat occurs, the First Two Placings shall be
the first two Entrants across the finishing line in as they
are placed by the judge, stewards or judicial committee,
except that —

(i) a dead heat between two or more Race Entrants
may cause the number of Race Entrants eligible to
fill the First Two placings to be more than two; and

(ii) where a dead heat occurs for a particular placing,
all dead-heating Entrants shall be deemed to hold
that placing and the immediate placing or placings
below shall be skipped for the purpose of placing
the other Entrants; and

(d) if the judge, stewards or judicial committee are unable or
fail to determine the First Two Placings, the Board may
determine the First Two Placings.

11.7.2 Races

Quinella betting may be conducted on such Races at the Board
may determine from time to time.

11.7.3 Method

A Quinella bet is placed by the Investor selecting Race Entrants
to finish first and second in a particular Race.

11.7.4 Dividend Pool

(a) The Dividend pool shall be distributed equally amongst
those units of betting that have selected the Race
Entrants who finish first and second in a particular Race
in any order.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 2003, No 113

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KeywordsBetting, Totalisator, Quinella, Race Entrants, Stewards, Judicial Committee

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