12 BOOKMAKERS OBLIGATIONS NSW BOOKMAKERS CO-OPERATIVE NOTICE TO PATRONS - AR.160BA MINIMUM BETTING LIMITS 160BAs provided by BR13 (3), at a race meeting at Port Macquarie Race Club, a bookmaker is obligated to lay the odds displayed if demanded by the backer, except that the bookmaker is not compelled to lose on any one bet more than; On the Rails Win only bet, the sum of $2,000. Each Way bet, the sum in total of $2,000. Win and Place bet, the sum in total of $2,000. Place only the sum of $1,000. In Other Rings Win only bet, the sum of $1,000. Each Way bet, the sum in total of $1,000. Win and Place bet, the sum in total of $1,000. Place only the sum of $500. GUARANTEE In respect of guarantees given by the NSW Bookmakers Co-Operative in respect of lawful bets made under these Rules in the Metropolitan and Provincial areas with bookmakers licensed with the NSW Thoroughbred Racing Board there shall be no obligation on the said Co-Operative to honour any such bet or bets unless the Claimant gives the Board written notitication of the non payment of such bet or bets within twenty-eight days after the date of the determination of the said bet or bets. BOOKMAKERS GUARANTEE LR84A In respect of claims made against a guarantee there shall be no obligation to pay successful bets unless a written claim in respect of such bet is received by the Board within 28 days from the date of the determination of the bet. The level of guarantee and conditions attached to the guarantee for each bookmaker shall be determined by the Board. GUARANTEE No person shall, without the permission of the Stewards; (1) transmit in any way from the grounds of a racecourse any betting odds being offered by bookmakers on any horse that is competing at a racecourse in Australia or elsewhere; (2) while betting is taking place on the grounds of a racecourse have turned on or use in any way at any of the following places on the racecourse any portable telephone, radio transmitter, radio transceiver or any other appliance apparatus Instrument or equipment that is capable of transmitting information: (a) in the Mounting Yard; (b) in the Scales area; (c) in any other area designated by the Stewards. (3) within the area of the jockeys room bring into, have in his possession or use any portable telephone, radio transmitter, radio transceiver or any other appliance, apparatus, instrument or equipment capable of receiving or transmitting information. “Any person admitted to the Port Macquarie Race Club thereby agrees to be bound by the Australian Rules of Racing, Local Rules of Racing, Rules of Betting and Rules and Regulations of the Port Macquarie Race Club. The Rules of the Port Macquarie Race Club are displayed on notice boards on the Secretary’s Office, Turnstile Building and Trainers Area. The provisions of the general law are applicable to offences
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