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✨ Betting Rules Amendment

3648 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 139 14 DECEMBER 2007

Change #26

Rule 11.8.7 is amended to:

11.8.7 Abandonments
Where a Race is abandoned all units of Trifecta betting on that Race will be refunded.

Change #27

Rule 11.9.7 is amended to:

11.9.7 Refunds
After the closing time for Double Investments, no Investor shall obtain a Refund except where the first Race of the Double, or both Races of the Double have been abandoned in accordance with Rule 11.9.8.

Change #28

Rule 11.9.8 is amended to:

11.9.8 Abandonment of Races
Where the first Race of a Double is abandoned all units of Double betting will be refunded.

Where the second Race of a Double is abandoned, the Dividend Pool shall be distributed equally amongst those units of betting that have selected the Winner of the first Race of the Double and any Race Entrant in the second Race of the Double.

Where both Races of a Double are abandoned all units of Double betting will be refunded.

Change #29

Rule 11.10.9 is amended to:

11.10.9 Refunds
After the closing time for Double Investments, no Investor shall obtain a Refund except where the first Race of the Double, or both Races of the Double have been abandoned in accordance with Rule 11.10.10.

Change #30

Rule 11.10.10 is amended to:

11.10.10 Abandonment of Races
Where the first Race of a Double is abandoned all units of Double betting will be refunded.

Where both Races of a Double are abandoned all units of Double betting will be refunded.

Change #31

Rule 11.11.7 is amended to:

11.11.7 Refunds
After the closing time for Treble Investments, no Investor shall obtain a Refund except where all Races of the Treble have been abandoned, in accordance with Rule 11.11.8.

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🏭 Amendment to Termination Rule (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Termination, First Prize Pool, Six Pack Race, Count-back System

🏭 Change #26 - Amendments to Trifecta Betting Refund Rules

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Trifecta, Refunds, Abandoned Races

🏭 Change #27 - Amendments to Double Betting Refund Rules

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Double Betting, Refunds, Abandoned Races

🏭 Change #28 - Amendments to Double Betting Abandonment Rules

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Double Betting, Abandonment, Refunds, Dividend Pool

🏭 Change #29 - Amendments to Double Betting Refund Rules

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Double Betting, Refunds, Abandoned Races

🏭 Change #30 - Amendments to Double Betting Abandonment Rules

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Double Betting, Abandonment, Refunds, Dividend Pool

🏭 Change #31 - Amendments to Treble Betting Refund Rules

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Treble Betting, Refunds, Abandoned Races

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