Hypothetical question maybe, but here goes.
Let’s assume the English 2000, 1000, and Derby go ahead - probably behind closed doors - but virus-related restrictions on travel might mean that no runners from Ireland or France will be allowed to enter the U.K. (and vice versa for Ireland and France re U.K. runners). What would be the status of any Ante Post bets on those races where an overseas based horse is prevented from running by government rulings. ‘Void’ or losers on the basis of ‘all in run or not’?
Anyone know for sure? Or maybe it’s too early to ask.
John
Let’s assume the English 2000, 1000, and Derby go ahead - probably behind closed doors - but virus-related restrictions on travel might mean that no runners from Ireland or France will be allowed to enter the U.K. (and vice versa for Ireland and France re U.K. runners). What would be the status of any Ante Post bets on those races where an overseas based horse is prevented from running by government rulings. ‘Void’ or losers on the basis of ‘all in run or not’?
Anyone know for sure? Or maybe it’s too early to ask.
John
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