What happens if my selection is a non-runner?

If you place a bet on a horse or greyhound which does not run, the following occurs: 

For all day-of race bets and any bets stipulated as being ‘Non-Runner Money Back’, your bet is void and your stake will be refunded. 

For ante-post bets, non-runners are settled as losers. 

In single bets, your stake will be returned to you. 

For multiple bets, the bet will continue with the remaining selections. 

If a horse is withdrawn before coming under Starters Orders, and after a course market has been formed, then a rule 4 deduction may apply. 

For decimal win only and place only markets a Rule 4 deduction will not apply. Instead, a Non-Runner Adjustment (NRA) will be made. 

The same terms as above apply to bets placed on Greyhound racing. 

For clarity, betting on a named greyhound that becomes a non-runner will be deemed void. 

Betting on a trap number which is replaced by a reserve will be settled on the reserve dog.