This is often abbreviated to SP. These are the returned prices of the horses which form the basis of the pay out to winning punters if they haven't taken a specified price themselves. Steamer: A horse whose odds are continually shortened in the face of heavy support.
Starting price - the price on a horse at the start of the race, when the book closes.
The "Starting Price" is the amount the seller sets as the minimum amount allowed to bid on the listing. A seller may set a reserve price when a starting price is desired to display as the amount lower than what will be accepted as a winning bid. This is done to initiate bidding since bidders do not know the amount to what the reserve price has set. "Reserve Price" is the lowest price at which a seller is willing to sell an item, even though the starting price may be much lower. If the bidding does not meet or exceed this price, the item will not be sold. The reserve price is never disclosed to bidders.
The starting price is 60% of the low estimate. A bid cannot be entered that is lower than the starting price.
The price at which you want bidding for your item to begin in an auction-style listing.
The odds returned from the racecourse at the time of the "off" by representatives of the "Sporting Life" and "Sporting Chronicle" and compiled by reference to the book of the leading bookmakers in Tattersalls.
The official odds, calculated from selected on-course board prices, for a horse as the race starts.
Also known as the minimum bid, it is the lowest dollar amount which can be bid on an item.
The starting price is arrived at by taking the average price available in the betting ring (Members', Rail and Tattersalls') on the racecourse shortly before the off.
The final price prevailing at the time the race starts.
The odds at which the runners were quoted at the start time of the race.
the price at which bidding on an item begins; also, the lowest price a seller is willing to accept unless you have specified a Reserve Price
The minimum bid price to start an auction and specified by the CPLP.
last betting odds available for a horse at the start of a race.
The price at which a seller wants bidding for an item to begin in an auction-style listing. The starting price may not necessarily be the lowest price they're willing to sell their item for. Sellers can also set a secret reserve price that represents the true minimum. If the high bid does not meet the reserve price, then the seller is under no obligation to sell the item to the bidder. This feature enables sellers to set a lower starting price to stimulate bidding among buyers.
The Starting Price or SP is the price that a horse or dog is returned at when a race finishes. If you do not take odds when you place a bet, then the winning bet will be settled at the SP.
Starting Price is the price at which bidding begins. Unless you have set a reserve price, the starting price is the lowest acceptable selling price for your item.
(or SP) - An estimation of odds available when the race starts.
The mandatory starting bid for a given auction, set by the seller at the time of listing. [Same as Minimum Opening Bid.
All bidding for your item will start at this price. Please keep this amount as low as possible. Bids below this amount will not be accepted.
