Gambling terms, explained straight

Racing & Pari-Mutuel

Exacta horse racing

An exacta is a horse-race bet in which you must pick the horses that finish first and second in the exact order.

Also called
Straight forecast (UK), perfecta, exactor (Canada)16
Selections
2 horses / 2 finish positions in exact order41
Minimum runners
3 or more2

Key points

  • In parimutuel betting, the payout is determined by the pool and takeout, not fixed odds.45
  • A reverse exacta covers the two horses in either finishing order, but is a different bet type.23
  • Exacta is an exotic wager within the broader category of horse racing betting.78

Where this term is used

Not the same as

  • Horse racing betting — the broader activity of wagering on horse races, whereas an exacta is one specific exotic wager within it

Sources

  1. Glossary | Racing Explained thejockeyclub.co.uk Defines exacta and lists alternative names from a UK regulator.
  2. Grand National Tote Betting | Aintree Racecourse - The Jockey Club thejockeyclub.co.uk States the minimum runner requirement for exacta bets on UK tote.
  3. Betting with the Tote thejockeyclub.co.uk Distinguishes reverse exacta as a separate bet type.
  4. Parimutuel betting en.wikipedia.org Provides the core definition and parimutuel context for exacta.
  5. Tote betting - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org Explains that tote payouts are pool-based, not fixed odds.
  6. Glossary of bets offered by UK bookmakers - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org Lists alternative names such as straight forecast and perfecta.
  7. Betting on horse racing en.wikipedia.org Establishes horse racing betting as the broader category.
  8. Horse racing - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org Supports the distinction between general betting and exacta as a specific wager.

Sources are drawn from regulators, universities and published research, and each one is labelled with what it actually is — a preprint is not called a paper. Bookmaker and affiliate pages are never cited here, because a page that sells betting is not a neutral authority on it.