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The Australian horseracing industry is the second largest Thoroughbred racing and breeding industry internationally, contributing over $9.1 billion Australian dollars (AUD) value to the national economy [1]. At least one third of the contribution to this figure comes from wagering. For consumers to invest in wagering with confidence, it is essential to maintain a fair gambling environment. Any factor that can potentially impact the integrity of racing could be expected to impact wagering, and, thus, the funding of both the industry and the Australian economy.
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