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the income from the tote would be used for the development of the whole horseracing sector.
the income from the tote would be used for the development of the whole horseracing sector.

(58) horseracing products are important input factors for the betting market.
(58) horseracing products are important input factors for the betting market.

bookmakers need this data to take bets on races and broadcasters use it to prepare their horseracing programmes.
bookmakers need this data to take bets on races and broadcasters use it to prepare their horseracing programmes.

from 1972, the tote was also allowed to offer fixed-odds bets on horseracing and other sporting events.
from 1972, the tote was also allowed to offer fixed-odds bets on horseracing and other sporting events.

in many countries, these systems exist to provide financial support to the horseracing sectors of the respective member states.
in many countries, these systems exist to provide financial support to the horseracing sectors of the respective member states.

[4] bookmakers have to pay a percentage of their profits to the horseracing levy board to finance the racing industry.
[4] bookmakers have to pay a percentage of their profits to the horseracing levy board to finance the racing industry.

this measure would not seem to be mainly targeted at a cultural product or project and the award of the proposed aid does not seem to be linked to the alleged cultural value of horseracing.
this measure would not seem to be mainly targeted at a cultural product or project and the award of the proposed aid does not seem to be linked to the alleged cultural value of horseracing.

in particular, it has not been shown that the alleged positive externalities stemming from the provision of horseracing are not adequately remunerated by the betting industry through levies and other means.
in particular, it has not been shown that the alleged positive externalities stemming from the provision of horseracing are not adequately remunerated by the betting industry through levies and other means.

any funds generated by the measure which would be allocated to the horseracing industry would not primarily benefit activities which could be regarded as related to culture and/or heritage conservation.
any funds generated by the measure which would be allocated to the horseracing industry would not primarily benefit activities which could be regarded as related to culture and/or heritage conservation.

(28) if racing were the owner of the tote, it could directly exploit some of the positive externalities which the horseracing product provides for the betting industry.
(28) if racing were the owner of the tote, it could directly exploit some of the positive externalities which the horseracing product provides for the betting industry.

(18) further commercial activities in the racing sector consist of the supply of tv pictures/tv rights, horseracing being an important televised sport in the uk.
(18) further commercial activities in the racing sector consist of the supply of tv pictures/tv rights, horseracing being an important televised sport in the uk.

(26) furthermore, the closed sale of the tote to racing facilitated the development of certain economic activities such as horseracing and pool betting because it ensured the self-financing of the horseracing sector and helped to preserve and develop pool betting.
(26) furthermore, the closed sale of the tote to racing facilitated the development of certain economic activities such as horseracing and pool betting because it ensured the self-financing of the horseracing sector and helped to preserve and develop pool betting.