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Should R4 be deducted from SP?

MartinK

MartinK

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Ballinrobe 7.00 last night - this from the RP:

9 ran NR: Lake Chad (unsuitable ground), Whatsafellatodo (withdrawn; refused to line up) R4: Whatsafellatodo was withdrawn. Price at time of withdrawal 6/1. Rule 4 applies to all bets - deduction 10c in the Euro.

Okay ... the winner, Flash De Touzaine, had odds of 4/1 at 10am but drifted to 13/2 SP. In the case of B.O.G., would the 10% R4 be deducted from the 13/2 SP, or does SP always reflect R4 deductions?

In other words, should punters be paid out at 13/2, or 13/2 minus 10%?

Answers gratefully received!
 
MartinK said:
Ballinrobe 7.00 last night - this from the RP:

9 ran NR: Lake Chad (unsuitable ground), Whatsafellatodo (withdrawn; refused to line up) R4: Whatsafellatodo was withdrawn. Price at time of withdrawal 6/1. Rule 4 applies to all bets - deduction 10c in the Euro.

Okay ... the winner, Flash De Touzaine, had odds of 4/1 at 10am but drifted to 13/2 SP. In the case of B.O.G., would the 10% R4 be deducted from the 13/2 SP, or does SP always reflect R4 deductions?

In other words, should punters be paid out at 13/2, or 13/2 minus 10%?

Answers gratefully received!
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If the market was reformed there should not be a R4 deduction. Otherwise there will be.
 
Well sp is starting price and is reflected on time of off, but if horse is withdrawn to late then the market has no time to change and yes it should be deducted .As it is starting price and not finishing price if they had a fp then that would not get deducted i presume.
 
gerry said:
Well sp is starting price and is reflected on time of off, but if horse is withdrawn to late then the market has no time to change and yes it should be deducted .As it is starting price and not finishing price if they had a fp then that would not get deducted i presume.
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Hi Gerry, thanks. Love your "starting price, not finishing price" :D
 
PHS said:
If the market was reformed there should not be a R4 deduction. Otherwise there will be.
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The market was not reformed, so R4 applies to all bets;

Racing Post
R4: First Dare was withdrawn. Price at time of withdrawal 7/1. Rule 4 applies to all bets - deduction 10c in the Euro.
 
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PHS said:
The market was not reformed, so R4 applies to all bets;

Racing Post
R4: First Dare was withdrawn. Price at time of withdrawal 7/1. Rule 4 applies to all bets - deduction 10c in the Euro.
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oops! Wrong date. By co-incidence, the following day's 7pm race also had a late withdrawal and I assumed it was that one without seeing "last night" in your post.

Correct info for your race;
R4: Whatsafellatodo was withdrawn. Price at time of withdrawal 6/1. Rule 4 applies to all bets - deduction 10c in the Euro.
 
PHS said:
oops! Wrong date. By co-incidence, the following day's 7pm race also had a late withdrawal and I assumed it was that one without seeing "last night" in your post.

Correct info for your race;
R4: Whatsafellatodo was withdrawn. Price at time of withdrawal 6/1. Rule 4 applies to all bets - deduction 10c in the Euro.
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Many thanks for your additional posts, PHS. Appreciated.
 
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