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trifecta

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tri·fec·ta  (tr-fkt)
n.
A system of betting in which the bettor must pick the first three winners in the correct sequence. Also called triple.
[tri- + (per)fecta.]
trifecta [traɪˈfɛktə]
n
(Group Games / Gambling, except Cards) a form of betting in which the punter selects the first three place-winners in a horse race in the correct order
[from tri- + (per)fecta, a US system of betting]
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MY WEEK Punting high Bazart, Pure Poetry, and getting the Trifecta up in the Easter Stakes Punting low Forgetting to back Something, not getting matched on Laudatory at 7.
MY WEEK by The Racing Post (London, England)
Trifecta (also called a Triple): If you want to win a good deal of cash, potentially, for a small $1 or $2 wager, the Trifecta is for you.
Horse Wagering Options by Sebastien Veilleux / Arts and entertainment industries community
THE Tote will now operate a Trifecta pool on any lunchtime race in the Channel 4 attheraces show which has seven or more declared runners at the overnight stage.
Horseracing by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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