Horse racing is one of the oldest and most exciting betting sports in the world. The idea is simple – horses compete in a race, and you predict which horse will finish first or perform best in a given market.
Here’s how you can start betting on horse racing:
Pick a Race – Choose from local, national, or international horse racing events. Popular examples include the Kentucky Derby, Royal Ascot, and Dubai World Cup.
Study the Horses & Jockeys – Each horse has a racing history, strength, track preference (turf or dirt), and a jockey’s experience matters a lot.
Select Your Bet Type – You can place a simple bet on who will win, or explore advanced markets like Each-Way bets, Place bets, or Forecasts.
Place Your Bet Online – Once you’ve chosen your horse, enter your stake, confirm, and enjoy the thrill of live horse racing.
👉 The beauty of horse racing is that it combines skill, strategy, and luck. Smart bettors analyze form guides, track conditions, and jockey stats before placing a bet.
📜 Horse Racing Game Rules
🔹 1. General Rules
All race results are settled according to the official “weigh-in announcement.” Later disqualifications or appeals will not change the outcome.
If a race is abandoned, void, or a walkover, all bets on that race will be void.
If the race venue changes after the market is live, all bets will be void.
If the race is postponed and doesn’t happen on its scheduled day, all bets will be void.
A change in surface (e.g., turf to dirt) will not affect bets – they will stand.
🔹 2. Non-Runner Rule
If a horse is declared a non-runner, bets are adjusted using a reduction factor based on that horse’s winning chance.
Non-runners are removed from the market, and matched bets on them are void.
In Win markets: if the reduction factor ≥ 2.5%, odds on other horses are reduced accordingly.
In Place markets: all non-runner factors apply (even <2.5%). If factor ≥ 4%, unmatched lay bets will be cancelled.
Reduction factors don’t apply to in-play bets, unless the market was mistakenly turned in-play early.
If a horse is mistakenly declared a non-runner and later reinstated, bets during that period will be void, and original odds restored.
🔹 3. How Reductions Work in Exchange Markets
Win Market – Odds are reduced by the non-runner’s factor. (Example: 25% reduction turns odds of 8.0 into 6.0).
Each-Way Market – Reductions apply on the win portion first, then adjusted for place terms.
Place Market – Reductions apply only to potential winnings, not odds. (Example: 25% reduction lowers winnings from £70 to £52.50).
Odds will never fall below 1.01, even after multiple reductions.
Reserves – If a reserve runner replaces a non-runner, the reduction factor of the original non-runner still applies.
🔹 4. Additional Rules
Bets are placed on a named horse, not card numbers.
Horses running “for purse money only” are considered non-runners.
If the number of possible winners = number of runners, all bets will be void.
Fraudulent activity (VPN, multiple IDs, robots) can lead to bets being voided – only winning bets are cancelled.
Live streaming disclaimer – data (score, time, position) may have delays or inaccuracies. Bettors rely on it at their own risk.
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