TAB had no option
The Murray Bridge Jackpot on 14 August 2024 was cancelled because of a transmission malfunction that resulted in TAB publishing 8 races instead of 9.
The Jackpot is always the last 4 races, and due to the incorrect number of races published, the Jackpot was captured on races 5 to 8, when it was actually being run on races 6 to 9.
TAB informs the Sporting Post that they had no option but to cancel.
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