Ohio Admin. Code 3769-3-05 - Provision to prohibit wagering
(A) If less than six separate entries start,
permit holders may prohibit show wagering. In all races with less than five
entries which start, they may prohibit both place and show wagering. If, after
betting has opened, a late scratch reduces the number of betting interests to
five or less, the show pool may be canceled at the discretion of the permit
holder and the gross show pool refunded. If late scratches reduce the betting
interests to four or less, the place and show pools may be canceled at the
discretion of the permit holder and the gross place and show pools refunded.
(B) In the case of stakes with
less than five entries which start, permit holders, may at their option provide
that there shall be no wagering; and in such case an additional race with
wagering may be added to the program. However, the stewards in any race may
waive the requirement that there must be a place or show pool.
(C) In races with six or less wagering
interests that start, permit holders may prohibit exotic wagering that requires
more than two horses in one race to calculate a payoff. In races with less than
five entries that start, all exotic wagering may be prohibited.
(D) If a late scratch or scratches reduce the
numbers of wagering interests to six or less, the exotic pools requiring more
than two horses to complete a payoff may be canceled at the discretion of the
permit holder and the gross exotic pool refunded. If the number of wagering
interests is reduced to five or less, the permit holder may cancel any exotic
pool that requires more than one horse in one race to calculate a payoff and
refund the gross exotic pool to holders of such tickets.
(E) A permit holder with the consent of the
stewards, may bar wagering on any horse or entry in any race, heat or dash. In
such event a public announcement shall be made prior to the acceptance of any
wagers with respect to such race, heat or dash. Under such circumstances the
horse or entry barred shall be considered for the purpose of such wagering not
to have been a participant in such race. A horse or entry barred in one heat or
dash of a race is not barred in subsequent heats or dashes of the same race
unless the permit holder, with the consent of the stewards, again determines to
do so and suitable public announcement is made thereof.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3769.03
Rule Amplifies: 3769.03
Prior Effective Dates: 3/15/66, 1/1/85, 5/21/90
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3769.03
Rule Amplifies: 3769.03
Prior Effective Dates: 3/15/66, 1/1/85, 5/21/90, 9/1/2008
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