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19 Oct 11
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I presume that Bauer is such a big-price ante-post because if he is declared to run but doesn't make the field as he is not high enough up the list of preferences, then all bets are lost rather than in the UK where they would be void.
Could someone please clarify this before I go steaming into him!
Many thanks.
Could someone please clarify this before I go steaming into him!
Many thanks.
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anyone?
(I meant to put this on the Aussie forum but thought some of my esteemed forumites on here would know also) |
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MARKET INFORMATION
This is an Australian ante post market. For further information please see Rules & Regs. All bets stand on balloted out and not nominated horses. Any bets matched on horses after they have forfeited their entry at a particular entry stage will be voided unless the race in question has a subsequent supplementary entry stage |
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just on the horse, he's 42nd on the list
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elise - i did read that but was wanting to check that the "all bets stand....." clause meant you lose your money if they are declared but don't make the race due to being balloted out.
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that's how i read it, if they leave the horse in until the last stage but don't get in you lose the bet as "balloted out"
the field size is 24, so at number 42 you'd have to think it's iffy had a quick look at ladbrokes, you'd get 20s with them and the normal ante post rules apply, on here i'd wait for the decs i assume lads antepost rules would be refund for the ballot out but you'd need to check |
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thank you very much
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Today's (last night's UK time) GEELONG CUP report ...
'Bauer secured a spot in this year's Melbourne Cup by finishing third'. |
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http:// www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/australia-dunaden-surges-home-in-geelong-cup/934165/latest/
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