What does bobs stand for in horse racing?
THE SCHEME 1. The scheme is the Racing NSW Breeder Owner Bonus Scheme (BOBS) and is open to eligible horses during their 2YO and 3YO racing seasons.
What BOBS eligible?
To be eligible for BOBS a racehorse must be sired by an NSW-based stallion for which the stallion nomination fee has been paid. The horse can then win a BOBS SILVER bonus of up to $22,500 for each win on NSW tracks (except Group and some Listed races) during its 2YO and 3YO racing career.
What are the different classes in horse racing in Australia?
There are three different levels of group races. Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3. Group 1 races are the pinnacle of racing in Australia and throughout the world. Group 2’s are next best and Group 3’s are a step above open class.
HOW DOES THE BOBS bonus work?
BOBS bonuses are paid out on racetracks all around NSW, adding a payment of up to $20,000 for each win as a two-year-old and three-year-old. Owners can also opt to nominate for BOBS Extra which extends BOBS bonus payments to 4YO racehorses over a staying distance of 1800m and beyond.
How does Qtis work?
in a QTIS race. The winning purse of a QTIS race at a NON-TAB meeting for a registered colt, gelding or entire is in excess of $8K and nearly $10K for fillies. The owners of a QTIS qualified horse receive a QTIS bonus when their horse finishes in the top three placings in any QTIS race.
What is class 4 in horse racing?
Class 4 Handicaps 0-100 and 0-115 and Novice Handicaps 0-100 and 0-115. Class 5 Handicaps 0-85 and 0-95 and Novice Handicaps 0-85 and 0-95. Class 6 National Hunt Flat Races and Hunter’s Steeplechases.
What is Vobis Gold?
VOBIS Gold is an initiative of Thoroughbred Breeders Victoria. The VOBIS Gold incentive is designed to encourage and reward Victorian owners who race and invest in Victorian bred thoroughbreds. The initiative allows owners of a Super VOBIS qualified yearlings the ability to upgrade to VOBIS Gold.
What does Qtis mean?
Queensland Training Information Service
QTIS is the Queensland Training Information Service and is a web-based application that provides comprehensive information on all apprenticeships and traineeships that are approved in Queensland. It also includes preferred supplier (registered training organisation) details.
What is Bobs in horse racing NSW?
About Racing NSW BOBS (Breeder Owner Bonus Scheme) rewards owners who invest in NSW bloodstock. BOBS bonuses are paid out on racetracks all around NSW, adding a payment of up to $20,000 for each win as a two-year-old and three-year-old.
What is the Bobs bonus scheme?
Racing NSW BOBS (Breeder Owner Bonus Scheme) rewards owners who invest in NSW bloodstock. BOBS bonuses are paid out on racetracks all around NSW, adding a payment of up to $20,000 for each win as a two-year-old and three-year-old.
What is the Racing NSW breeder owner bonus scheme?
The Racing NSW Breeder Owner Bonus Scheme (BOBS) has been operating since 2003. In the 2019-20 racing season nearly $12.5m was paid out in cash bonuses and Double-Up vouchers, bringing the total since the scheme’s inception to over $153m.
What does Bobs stand for?
Race with BOBS – About Us Racing NSW BOBS (Breeder Owner Bonus Scheme) rewards owners who invest in NSW bloodstock. BOBS bonuses are paid out on racetracks all around NSW, adding a payment of up to $20,000 for each win as a two-year-old and three-year-old.