Bets
Exactor Your 2 horses must finish 1st and 2nd in the exact order. Say: “$2 Exactor 5 and 6”. Horse 5 must win and 6 finish 2nd. this bet will cost $2
Triactor Your 3 horses must finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Say: “$2 Triactor 5, 6, 7”. Horse 5 must win, 6 finish 2nd and 7 finish 3rd. This bet will cost $2
Superfecta Your 4 horses must finish 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Say: “$1 Superfecta 5, 6, 7, 8”. Horse 5 must win, 6 finish 2nd, 7 finish 3rd and 8 finish 4th. This bet will cost $1
How Much Does It Cost
| blah | ||
|---|---|---|
| Exactor Box | Triactor Box | Superfecta Box |
| 2 horses = $2 | 3 horses = $6 | 4 horses = $24 |
| 3 horses = $6 | 4 horses = $24 | 5 horses = $120 |
| 4 horses = $12 | 5 horses = $60 | 6 horses = $360 |
| 5 horses = $20 | 6 horses = $120 | 7 horses = $840 |
| 6 horses = $30 | 7 horses = $210 | 8 horses = $1,680 |
| 7 horses = $42 | 8 horses = $336 | 9 horses = $3,024 |
| 8 horses = $56 | 9 horses = $504 | 10 horses = $5,040 |
| 9 horses = $72 | 10 horses = $720 | 11 horses = $7,920 |
| 10 horses = $90 | 11 horses = $990 | 12 horses = $11,880 |
Boxing Your Exotic Wager
The term “box” is used when you place a wager on two or more horses in one race to cover their every possible winning order of finish. When you box your horses, you are simply making multiple wagers on one ticket. A box can be used on any exotic wager (Exactor, Triactor or Superfector). An example would be if you box 4, 5 and 6 in an exactor you are actually buying combinations 4-5, 4-6, 5-4, 5-6, 6-4 and 6-5. If you made your base $2, the total cost of the boxed ticket would be $12.
Distances Explained
A furlong is 1/8th of a mile. 8 furlongs equals one mile. 6 furlongs is 3/4 of a mile.
