Definition of quadrella in English:

quadrella

nounkwɒˈdrɛlə

Australian

A bet in which the winners of four specified races, matches, etc. must be predicted.
they took a decent amount of money and invested it in a quadrella
Example sentencesExamples
- She took a break in the next two races before launching her streak, winning the next four races on the eight-race meeting to land the quadrella.
- Today he gets the chance to try for the quadrella.
- During the carnival, Bourke has been trying to guide readers to a quadrella win.
- The trainer must have destroyed the dreams of quadrella punters when his gelding arrived late on the scene.
- There are always one or two dead certs, perhaps even enough for a quadrella.
- "Most of us like me use the word tragedy if we miss out on a quadrella or our horse gets beaten in a photo finish," he said.
- The horse knocked out just about everyone in the first leg of the quadrella when he beat the favourite by a half neck.
- He wanted to have the Defence Force Cup as part of the day's quadrella.
- He could well claim three legs of the Canterbury quadrella as they have him booked for Number One Gun in the final event.
- Punters generally had the better of the battle yesterday but many were thrown out of the quadrella when $21.00 chance Overproof won the first leg.

Origin

1970s: from quadri-, modelled on quinella.

词汇	quadrella
释义	Definition of quadrella in English: quadrella nounkwɒˈdrɛlə Australian A bet in which the winners of four specified races, matches, etc. must be predicted. they took a decent amount of money and invested it in a quadrella Example sentencesExamples She took a break in the next two races before launching her streak, winning the next four races on the eight-race meeting to land the quadrella. Today he gets the chance to try for the quadrella. During the carnival, Bourke has been trying to guide readers to a quadrella win. The trainer must have destroyed the dreams of quadrella punters when his gelding arrived late on the scene. There are always one or two dead certs, perhaps even enough for a quadrella. "Most of us like me use the word tragedy if we miss out on a quadrella or our horse gets beaten in a photo finish," he said. The horse knocked out just about everyone in the first leg of the quadrella when he beat the favourite by a half neck. He wanted to have the Defence Force Cup as part of the day's quadrella. He could well claim three legs of the Canterbury quadrella as they have him booked for Number One Gun in the final event. Punters generally had the better of the battle yesterday but many were thrown out of the quadrella when $21.00 chance Overproof won the first leg. Origin 1970s: from quadri-, modelled on quinella.
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