Sentence examples for supplemental fees from inspiring English sources

And because of these supplemental fees -- essentially late fees -- some $2.2 million will be added to the day's $13 million in purses.

In many cases, they end up paying thousands of dollars more — in bribes to crooked border officers or supplemental fees to smugglers — so they can keep pressing toward Australia.

The horses will run in eight races ranging from the six-furlong Sprint to the mile-and-a-half Turf, and the purses will total $15 million, counting extra money assigned from the supplemental fees charged to horses not registered for the Breeders' Cup at birth.

The Gatsas brothers are not alone in their gamble -- owners for 15 other Breeders' Cup entrants will pay supplemental fees to get their horses into one of the day's eight races, including the owner of Riboletta, the most formidable favorite of the day.

Originally, Brown sought to block all those supplemental fees.

Extending these programs will also reduce the subsidy rate because both charge slightly higher supplemental fees to offset future losses.

To enter an unregistered horse for the Cup races, you will have to pay a hefty supplemental fee.

Another fallen star was Riboletta, the Brazilian mare whose owner paid a supplemental fee of $400,000 to enter her.

In effect, the supplemental fee turns owners into bettors, except they are pushing a lot more than $2 through the windows.

The colt did not run in the Derby and his owner, James Tafel, would have to post a supplemental fee of $100,000 to enter him in the Preakness.

Riboletta, who was foaled in Brazil, would have to pay a supplemental fee of $400,000 to compete because her sire, Roi Normand, was not registered for the Breeders' Cup.