What is a Wheeled bet?

Wheeled Bets allow you to wager on numerous combinations within the same race. You can choose more than one horse to finish in any position, and any number of other horses to finish in the remaining positions. For example:

If you select the horse you think will win, but aren't certain about the second place finisher (or vice versa), you could place a Wheeled Exacta which involves selecting one horse along with several others. For example:
- If you wheel the #2 horse with the #3, #4 and #5 horses (2 /3,4,5), your bet will be graded as a win if the first two finishers are 2-3, 2-4 or 2-5. Conversely, if you wheel the #3, #4 and #5 horses with the #2 horse (3, 4, 5 / 2), your bet will be graded as a win if the first two finishers are 3-2, 4-2 or 5-2.

Your risk amount for a wheeled bet will be multiplied by the number of wheeled selections you make; using the examples above, you’ve added three wheeled selections, so your risk amount is multiplied by 3. Entering a $2 stake amount will result in a total risk amount of $6

How do I place a wheeled bet?

1. From the entry table, click the drop-down menu and select the type of wager you’d like to wheel (ex. Exacta, Trifecta, etc.).

2. You’ll then be required to make your selections. You can select multiple horses to finish in each position.

NOTE: If you select multiple horses to finish in a particular position, your risk amount will be multiplied by the number of possible combinations.

3. Click ‘Add to Betslip’ at the bottom of the entry table to add your selections to the Bet Slip.

a. On Mobile, the Bet Slip can be accessed by clicking the Bet Slip icon at the bottom of the page.

b. On Desktop, the Bet Slip will be displayed to the right of your betting lines.

4. Enter your Stake, or risk amount, in the box provided.

5. Review your details and click ‘Place Bets’.

6. A confirmation screen along with your wager reference number will follow.

NOTE: When placing bets in Horses, your win amount will be subject to live track odds, also known as ‘Parimutuel Betting’. For more information on how your payout is calculated, click here.