QUINELLA
This bet requires you to select the first and second place finishers, in either order.
This bet requires you to select the first and second place finishers, in either order.
E.G. If you have $2.00 on
numbers 4 and 6 to run the quinella then either horse can win or run second
(4-6-x or 6-4-x) but they must both finish 1st and 2nd for you to win. Quinella
dividends are calculated by the amount of total money in the pool at race end
and a dividend is then declared after the race is run.
BOX QUINELLA
A Box Quinella allows the ability to choose as many runners as you like from the same race, however two of the selections must place First or Second in any order. It also costs you more for your initial outlay as there are more runners.
A Box Quinella allows the ability to choose as many runners as you like from the same race, however two of the selections must place First or Second in any order. It also costs you more for your initial outlay as there are more runners.
E.G. If you have a $1 quinella
on numbers 1, 2, 4 and 5 then first you need to calculate the cost for boxing 4
runners.
To box a Quinella for $1
3 Runners - $3.00
4 Runners - $6.00
5 Runners - $10.00
6 Runners - $15.00
7 Runners - $21.00
8 Runners - $28.00
9 Runners - $36.00
4 Runners - $6.00
5 Runners - $10.00
6 Runners - $15.00
7 Runners - $21.00
8 Runners - $28.00
9 Runners - $36.00
To box 4 runners the bet will cost you $6 and if
any of your four runners finish 1st or 2nd then you win your bet.
STANDOUT QUINELLA
The Standout Quinella is when you specify a group of runners that you think may come first, and a group that may come second, specifically in that order.
The Standout Quinella is when you specify a group of runners that you think may come first, and a group that may come second, specifically in that order.
E.G. If you had a $1 quinella
with number 2 to win and numbers 4, 5, 6 and 7 to run second then number 2 has
to win the race while the other four have to run second for your bet to win. It
will also cost you $4 to place the bet as there are in effect four Quinellas
which are 2&4, 2&5, 2&6 and 2&7
EXACTA
This bet requires you to select the first and second place finishers, in that order.
This bet requires you to select the first and second place finishers, in that order.
E.G. If you have a $2.00 Exacta
on numbers 8 and 2, then number 8 has to win and number 2 has to run second for
you to win your bet. Exactas traditionally pay more than Quinellas but they are
also harder to win as they have to run 1st and 2nd in order.
BOX EXACTA
The formula for calculating the cost of an exacta box is (horses in box x (horses in box minus 1) x dollar amount of bet). A $2 box of two horses would be (2 x 1 x 2) = $4. A $2 box of three horses would be (3 x 2 x 2) = $12. A $2 box of four horses would be (4 x 3 x 2) = $24.
The formula for calculating the cost of an exacta box is (horses in box x (horses in box minus 1) x dollar amount of bet). A $2 box of two horses would be (2 x 1 x 2) = $4. A $2 box of three horses would be (3 x 2 x 2) = $12. A $2 box of four horses would be (4 x 3 x 2) = $24.
As you can see the cost of the exacta box
increases greatly with each additional horse. Also remember that you can wager
a $1 exacta box. This reduces the amount of your wager by 50% but also reduces
your earnings by 50%.
To box an Exacta -
3 Runners - $6.00
4 Runners - $12.00
5 Runners - $20.00
6 Runners - $30.00
7 Runners - $42.00
8 Runners - $56.00
9 Runners - $72.00
4 Runners - $12.00
5 Runners - $20.00
6 Runners - $30.00
7 Runners - $42.00
8 Runners - $56.00
9 Runners - $72.00
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