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Betting suspended on Irish grand National?

dave13 · 2006-04-12 11:25:13

Anyone know why? I checked Paddypower and Betfair.

12-04-2006 11:25am

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dave13

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Anyone know why? I checked Paddypower and Betfair.

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#2 12-04-2006 11:31am

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Most probably because the race is at the forfeit or 6 day stage. Should be back up this afternoon.

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#3 12-04-2006 12:42pm

smoke

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was in paddy power and william hill this morning, both took the antipost but boylesports told me they wouldn't be takin bets until after the 5-day declaration.

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#4 12-04-2006 12:52pm

smoke

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oh, can someone please answer me this.

If i put a bet on a horse and it is withdrawn from the race, would i get money back in any of these situations:

-Pre 5-day declaration
-post 5-day declarartion
-early price/ same day betting

Thanks

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#5 12-04-2006 12:53pm

Morgans

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Generally

no
no
yes

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#6 12-04-2006 2:14pm

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thanks

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#7 13-04-2006 12:26am

Jack E

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If you back anti post and the horse is declared but balloted you get your stake back.

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#8 13-04-2006 8:01pm

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Jack E wrote:

If you back anti post and the horse is declared but balloted you get your stake back.

Yep..

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