| WIN |
You bet on a horse to finish the race first |
| PLACE |
The horse you selected must finish first
or second |
| SHOW |
Your horse must finish first, second or
third |
ACROSS
THE BOARD |
You are betting win, place and show bets.
If your horse wins, you collect on the win, place AND show bets. If
your horse comes in second, you collect on the place and show bets.
In third, you collect on the show bet. |
| DAILY
DOUBLE |
Pick the winners of two consecutive designated
races (back to back). |
| QUINELLA |
Pick the horses that will come first and
second in a race in any order. |
| EXACTA |
The EXACTA is EXACTLY what is sounds like.
To win, you must pick the horses you believe will come in first and
second respectively in a given race. |
| TRIFECTA |
"TRI" meaning three, indicates
that the bettor must pick the first three finishers of a race in the
EXACT order. |
| PICK
THREE |
When you place a PICK THREE bet, you must
pick the winners of three races in a row to win. |
| PICK
SEVEN |
Although more difficult than a PICK THREE,
challenge your ability to read the facts and pick the winners of seven
consecutive races. |
| BOX |
If you have two or more horses that you
think will finish in the top spots, but you're not sure of the order,
you can box them. This means that you win if your horses come in any
order. |
| WHEEL |
With a WHEEL bet, you are betting on one
horse to WIN with ALL the other horses in the race. For example, you
placed an EXACTA WHEEL on #5. You win if horse #5 comes in first and
ANY of the other horses comes in second. |
| SUPERFECTA |
Correctly select the first four finishers
in the exact order of finish. |
KEY
OR
PART WHEEL |
Unlike the EXACTA WHEEL, a KEY or PART
WHEEL means that you are betting on one horse with SOME of the others.
An EXACTA WHEEL on #5, with horses 2,3& 4, means that you would win
if the #5 horse comes in first and either #2, #3 or #4 horses come
in 2nd. |