ETA' E REGIONE PLEASE!!!
Trent'anni, Roma! Grazie mille, siete davvero gentilissimi! Mi sta venendo in mente che quando l'avrò terminato, per ringraziarvi potrei dare il file completo a qualcuno e magari potrebbe volerlo mettere sul suo sito, o pubblicarlo sul forum stesso, chissà ....questo solo per dire che vi sono veramente grata!
Spero ora che non vi annoierete ma continuo a chiedervi, purtroppo non riesco proprio a trovare altre fonti a cui attingere.
Banker (
Favorito?) Highly expected to win. The strongest in a multiple selection in a parlay or accumulator. In permutation bets the banker is a selection that must win to guarantee any returns.
Bar Price Refers to the odds of those runners in a race not quoted with a price during early betting shows. The bar price is the minimum odds for any of those selections not quoted.
Barrier Draw The ballot held by the race club to decide which starting stall each runner will occupy.
Beard (US) A friend or acquaintance or other contact who is used to placing bets so that the bookmakers will not know the identity of the actual bettor. Many top handicappers and persons occupying sensitive positions use this method of wagering. +
Bearing In (Out) Go wide on the turns (Bearing Out), running toward the inside rail (Bearing In). Failing to maintain a straight course, veering to the left or right. Can be caused by injury, fatigue, outside distraction, or poor riding.
Black-type Boldface type (printed in bold). Horses that have won or been placed are printed in boldface in the listing to easily distinguish them from the rest. Designation for a stakes winner or stakes placed horse in a sales catalogue.
Blanket Finish When the horses finish so close to the winning line you could theoretically put a single blanket across them.
Blind Bet A bet made by a racetrack bookmaker on another horse to divert other bookmakers' attention away from his sizeable betting on his/her main horse thus to avoid a shortening of the odds on the main horse.
Bobble A bad step away from the starting gate, sometimes caused by the ground breaking away from under a horse and causing him to duck his head or go to his knees.
Bolt Sudden veering from a straight course.
Bomb(er) A winning horse sent off at very high odds.
Book (
Giocata?) A bookmaker's tally of amounts bet on each competitor, and odds necessary to assure him of profit. Running a 'book' is the act of quoting odds and accepting bets on an event and the person doing it is called the 'Bookmaker'. A collection of all the bets taken on fixed odds betting events.
Bottle UK slang, odds of 2 to 1.
Box A wagering term denoting a combination bet whereby all possible numeric combinations are covered.
Grazie veramente!!!
Paola