by Tom Tinkler
(Durham England)
Do I lose my money if I back a horse needing to be supplemented for a race but does not get supplemented and therefore doesn't run?
Answer: Any bet placed before an event takes place in the ante-post market. Once the bet is placed and the horse does not run for whatever reason you will forfeit your stake.
The exception to this rule is when a horse is balloted out of a race it intended to run in. This would be due to higher rated horses taking preference for the available places. In this case your stake is returned.
Click here to post comments which will appear on the page under the original Post
You Might Like These
Kentucky Derby Odds: Will there be a hometown favorite?
Preakness Stakes Odds: Will the champions face fresh challengers?
Belmont Stakes Odds: At 1½ miles, stamina becomes the great equalizer as longshots can threaten.
Breeders' Cup Odds: International talent collides with American speed, reshuffling expectations across the board.
Dubai World Cup Odds: Under desert lights, can a Japanese sensation prevail against the world's elite.
Pegasus Cup Odds: Retirement beckons for champions seeking one final payday at America's richest race.
Bet on Horses: Every wager tells a story of hope against mathematical probability.
Kentucky Derby Betting: Beneath fancy hats and mint juleps, fortunes change hands with each thundering hoof.
Preakness Stakes Betting: The middle jewel rewards those who recognize when Derby form holds true.
Belmont Stakes Betting: Distance separates champions from pretenders when the final furlong tests them all.
Breeders Cup Betting: Global racing converges for two days where value hides in plain sight.
Returns Policy: Once a customer has agreed to pay for a product or service no returns will be permitted or payments returned.
All PayPal transactions are subject to the PayPal Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy: Personal details provided to this site by an individual may be shared with third parties unless requested otherwise.
Above policies updated 15 March 2018