Goodbye, Nanny. Hello, Britbet. It will take some getting used to when the Tote disappears from the vast majority of racecourse betting windows from mid-July. The Tote has been a fixture on British tracks since 1928, when Stanley Baldwin’s racehorse-owning chancellor of the exchequer, a certain Winston Churchill, persuaded the prime minister to set up a government-owned betting business. Britbet, the Tote’s in-house replacement on 54 tracks, has historic boots to fill.
Related: Tote to disappear from most British racecourses as Betfred monopoly ends
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