New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 139

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✨ Betting Rules Amendments

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 139

14 DECEMBER 2007

	1(^ ext{st}) PLACE	2(^ ext{nd}) PLACE	3(^ ext{rd}) PLACE	4(^ ext{th}) PLACE	5(^ ext{th}) PLACE	6(^ ext{th}) PLACE
(i)	CORRECT	CORRECT	CORRECT	CORRECT	CORRECT	ANY OTHER
(ii)	CORRECT	CORRECT	CORRECT	CORRECT	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER
(iii)	CORRECT	CORRECT	CORRECT	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER
(iv)	CORRECT	CORRECT	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER
(v)	CORRECT	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER
(vi)	ANY	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER	ANY OTHER

Change #18

Rule 11.3.10(c) is amended to:

11.3.10 Abandonment of Six Pack

Change #19

Rule 11.4.1(a) is amended to:

11.4.1 Interpretation

(a) any previous First Prize Pool which may have been carried forward in accordance with Rule 11.4.5(c) and

Change #20

Rules 11.4.5(b) and (c) are amended to:

11.4.5 First Prize Pool

(b) Where the sum of winning units of betting is less than the Dividend Unit, the First Prize Pool will be declared as the Dividend and winning units of betting will receive their proportional share of the First Prize Pool. The balance of the First Prize Pool, less any Prize Reserve funds, will be carried forward and added to the First Prize Pool of the next Six Pack Race as determined by Board policy.

(c) If no unit of betting has selected the First Six Placings in the correct order in a Six Pack Race, the First Prize Pool, less any Prize Reserve funds, shall be carried forward and added to the First Prize Pool of the next Six Pack Race as determined by Board policy.

Change #21

Rule 11.4.8 is amended to:

11.4.8 Termination

Subject to Rule 11.4.11 relating to Abandonment, the following will apply:

(a) The Board may terminate any First Prize Pool.

(b) The First Prize Pool shall be distributed equally amongst those units of betting that have selected the First Six Placings in the Six Pack Race in correct order.

(c) If there are no units of betting that have selected the First Six Placings in the Six Pack Race in correct order, the First Prize Pool shall be distributed equally amongst those units of betting in accordance with the following count-back system:

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