What is a Coupled Entry?

In a Coupled Entry, two or more horses owned by the same stable or trained by the same trainer can run or race together as a single betting option. Coupled entries will share the same number (e.g., #1 and #1A) and when you bet on one of the horses, the other horse is also included in horse racing. 

If either one of the horses wins, your bet on the other horse in the coupled entry is considered a win as well. For example:

If you bet on the #1 horse to win and the ensuing race results are 1A-3-1. Your bet will be settled as a win because #1 is considered the same as #1A.

 

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