New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 59

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✨ Betting Rules

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(f) Two or more Selections run a dead heat for third place -

(i) one third of the Pool shall be divided amongst the Investors on the
winner;

(ii) one third of the Pool shall be divided amongst the Investors on the
second placing;

(iii) one third of the Pool shall be divided into as many equal parts as there
are backed Selections running the dead heat;

(iv) each part determined as described in sub-paragraph (iii) shall be treated
separately and Dividends shall be calculated by dividing each part
amongst the Investors on that backed Selection.

9.3 QUINELLA

(a) If two Selections run a dead heat for first place the Pool shall be divided
amongst the Investors on the combination of the two Selections running the
dead heat.

(b) If two Selections run a dead heat for first place and the combination
referred to in Rule 9.3(a) is not backed -

(i) the Pool shall be divided into as many equal parts as there are backed
combinations of one of the Selections running the dead heat and the
third placing;

(ii) each part so determined shall be treated separately; and

(iii) dividends shall be calculated by dividing each part amongst the
Investors on each backed combination.

(c) If two Selections run a dead heat for first place and the combinations
referred to in Rule 9.3(b) have not been backed and there is a dead heat
for third place between two or more Selections -

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 2007, No 59

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🏭 Dead Heat Rules for Three Place Dividends Race (continued from previous page)

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🏭 Quinella Betting Rules

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