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on-course
on-course adj. 
/ˌɒŋˈkɔːs/, /ˌɑnˈkɔrs/ situated or taking place at a racecourse, golf course, etc.
Brit. /ˌɒnˈkɔːs/
, /ˌɒnˈkɔːs//ˌɒŋˈkɔːs/U.S. /ˌɔnˈkɔrs/
, /ˌɔnˈkɔrs//ˌɑnˈkɔrs/ΘΚΠ
society > leisure > entertainment > pastimes > betting > [adjective] > type of betting
ante-post1865
off-track1931
off-the-course1951
off-course1960
on-course1964
on-track1964
1964 A. Wykes Gambling viii. 195 These offices are in fact merely extensions of the on-course totalizators.
1993 New Yorker 19 July 59/2 No one had ever imagined her laying an on-course bet.
2000 Canberra Sunday Times 11 June 36/3 On-course accommodation overlooking the lush fairways starts at $80 for a double.
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