California Code of Regulations › Title 4 - Business Regulations › Division 4 - California Horse Racing Board › Article 18 - Pari-Mutuel Wagering › Section 1958 - Quinella

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) The
				Quinella is not a parlay and has no connection with or relation to the win,
				place and show pools shown on the totalizator board. All tickets on the
				Quinella will be calculated in a separate pool.
(b) All Quinella tickets will be for the win
				and place combination only. When purchasing a Quinella ticket two horses are
				selected, which must finish 1-2, or 2-1. For example, if numbers 3 and 6 are
				selected they must come in 3, first and 6, second, or 6, first and 3,
				second.
(c) Entries or field horses
				in a race comprising the Quinella shall race as single wagering interests for
				the purposes of mutuel pool calculations and payouts to the public. If, in the
				event that any part of the entry or the field is a starter, there shall be no
				refund to persons wagering on such entry or field. In the event any part of an
				entry or the field finishes first, the order of finish of all other horses
				making up such entry or field will be disregarded in determining which horse
				finished second for the purpose of this rule.
(d) Should any horse or horses entered in a
				Quinella race be scratched or excused by the Stewards after wagering has
				commenced or should any horse or horses be prevented from racing because of the
				failure to stall doors of the starting gate to open, all tickets including such
				horse or horses shall be deducted from the Quinella Pool and money refunded to
				the purchasers of tickets on the horse or horses so excused or prevented from
				racing.
(e) Should there be no
				tickets sold on the winning combination in a Quinella race, any and all
				Quinella tickets bearing the number of the individual win horse and any and all
				Quinella tickets bearing the number of the individual place horse shall be
				deemed winning tickets and the payout shall be calculated as a place
				pool.
(f) Should there be no
				tickets sold on the winning combination in a Quinella race and should there be
				no Quinella tickets sold bearing the number of the individual win horse, any
				and all Quinella tickets bearing the number of the individual place horse shall
				be deemed winning tickets and the payout shall be calculated as a win
				pool.
(g) Should there be no
				tickets on the winning combination in a Quinella race, and should there be no
				Quinella tickets sold bearing the number of the individual place horse, any and
				all Quinella tickets bearing the number of the individual win horse shall be
				deemed winning tickets and the payout shall be calculated as a win
				pool.
(h) Should there be no
				tickets on the winning combination in a Quinella race, and should there be no
				Quinella tickets sold bearing the number of the individual win horse, and
				should there be no Quinella tickets sold bearing the number of the individual
				place horse, the Quinella shall be deemed "No Contest" and all money in the
				Quinella shall be promptly refunded.
(i) Should, after an official start is
				effected, only one horse finish the Quinella race, the total money is figured
				as a win pool, with those who have picked that one horse in the race
				participating in the pool.
(j)
				Should a two horse dead-heat for win result in a Quinella race, the two horses
				involved in the dead-heat shall be winners of the Quinella race.
(k) Should a multiple dead-heat for win
				result in a Quinella race, all horses involved in the dead-heat shall be
				winners of the Quinella race and payouts figured accordingly.
Example: Should numbers 1, 3 and 5 dead-heat for win, the
				  winning Quinella combinations would be 1-3, 1-5, 3-1, 3-5, 5-1 and 5-3. The net
				  pool after deducting the amounts wagered on the winning combinations will be
				  equally distributed in payout calculations on the winning
				  combinations.
(l) Should a
				two-horse dead-heat for place result in a Quinella race, the total pool is
				calculated as a place pool.
(m)
				Should a multiple dead-heat for place result in a Quinella race, all
				combinations coupling the winning horse with the individual place horses shall
				be winners of the Quinella race and payouts calculated accordingly.
1. Change
				  without regulatory effect amending subsections (a), (e), (f), (g), (k) and (m)
				  and adding new NOTE filed 12-23-96 pursuant to section
				  100, title 1, California Code of
				  Regulations (Register 96, No. 52).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
					 19440
					 and
					 19590,
					 Business and Professions Code. Reference: Section
					 19590,
					 Business and Professions Code.