(1) When two or more horses owned by the same owner or trained by the same
trainer are entered or run in a race, the licensee shall ensure that such
horses are coupled in the betting as an entry.
(2) Horses
separately owned or trained may be coupled as an entry, for the purpose of
parimutuel wagering, by the presiding steward, where it is deemed necessary to
do so to protect the public interest.
(3) A
wager on one horse of an entry or a mutuel field shall be considered a wager on
all horses so coupled in that particular entry of mutuel field. Entries shall not be uncoupled in dealing
with the parimutuel wagering except as otherwise provided.
(4) If
no money has been wagered to place on a horse which is placed first or second
in a race, the place pool for that race shall be apportioned among holders of
place tickets on the other horse which was placed first or second.
(5) If
no money was wagered to show on a horse which is placed first, second or third
in a race, the show pool in that race shall be apportioned among the holders of
show tickets on the other horses which are placed first, second, or third in
that race.
(6) The
win pool shall be calculated as follows:
(a) Deduct
20%. Deduct the value of the winning
tickets. Divide the net pool by the
value of tickets on the winning horse.
Pay off at the result obtained multiplied by the purchase price of each
ticket, plus the purchase price of each ticket.
(7) The
place pool shall be calculated as follows:
(a) Deduct
20%. Deduct the total value of the two
winning tickets. Allot half the net
pool to each horse. Divide by the value
of tickets on each winning horse. Pay
off at the result obtained multiplied by the dollar amount wagered by each
bettor, plus the purchase price of each ticket.
(8) The
show pool shall be calculated as follows:
(a) Deduct
20%. Deduct the total value of the
three winning tickets. Allot one-third
of the net pool to each horse. Divide
the value of tickets on each winning horse. Pay off at the result obtained
multiplied by the dollar amount wagered by each bettor, plus the purchase price
of each ticket.