Singapore pool horse racing has many rules. While different states and countries have different rules for participating, most are very similar. In general, the first horse to cross the finish line wins. Other rules may apply, such as disqualification of horses that are not stablemates. For example, a race involving two identically bred horses may be canceled, but it is usually still possible for the same horse to win.
The starting gate must be open before a race can begin. Bets are accepted until the horses are released from the gates. Once they are released, all betting must end. This is referred to as post time. In most races, the post time is fifteen minutes before the start of a race. The start of a race is generally signaled by a clam. Once the gate opens, the horse is free to run.
The first race of a day should be called “The Claimant.” The second is called “The Claiming Race.” In the event of a dead heat, all runners are given the same starting number. The first and second horses must finish the first and second places. If a horse is not declared, the clam should signal the start of the race. However, in the case of a dead heat, the winner may be determined by a photo.
The first horse in a race is the first favourite. The second and third places are given to the second and third. The last horse in the field is the third place. The fourth and final race is known as the fourth race. It is the winner of all four races. All horses must start from the starting gate. The horse must be numbered and the jockey must indicate the number. Then the second and third places are decided by the weight of each of the winners.
The first favourite is the horse that is given the lowest price in the S.P. It must finish at the beginning of the race. If the horse is not named, it is the second favourite. It must finish in the first and second positions. A runner whose price is lower than the other three is the first favourite. A race that is second favorite is the second choice for the third place. A runner is considered the winner when he is declared dead.
A horse must start from the stable box. The winner of the race must have a number on its back. The race should start from the starting gate. The horse should be numbered and open. If one or both horses do not finish, the bet will be void. When betting on horse racing, the first leg must be a horse with a yellow flag. A horse should not be beaten in the first leg.