(Jamma) “Shall we try to do the maids' accounts, simple simple, to better understand how things are going? – Enrico Tuci of the Italian horse racing entrepreneurs writes in a note – Well, at the end of November just under 45 million were awarded. In the month of December we will have over 4 million at stake for ordinary races and 2 million for Grand Prix.
It follows that the effective 2013 prize pool will be approximately Euro 51 million.
Earlier in the year we were repeatedly and clearly assured that the Total Prize Pool was 115 Million. From these they had to be subtracted, with a very questionable system that makes the debt pay off to the creditor, but in Italy this also happens, 13 million. Having taken note of this first theft in front of which, as usual, we could only suffer passively, 102 million remained in the prize pool.
Several times Dr. Vaccari gave me this figure and I heard it with my own ears, I swear!
The counts, which have always allocated 60% of the prize money to the trot and 40% to the gallop, consequently gave the trot a prize money of 61.2 million.
In my house the difference between 61,2 and 51 is 10,2 million.
That means a further cut of 16,6%.
It means one more, second, theft.
Again it means having been betrayed by those who were supposed to protect us, manage us, guide us, inform us, etc…
I leave to each of you - continues Tuci - the considerations that he deems most appropriate to make, not before mentioning the basic foundation of the French horse racing system which has as its objective: "the role of safeguarding the agricultural territory and leverage for rural development" and considers the jackpot "not as a management cost but as the very object of the system, as its amount is decisive for the economic situation of the supply chain".
But here we are not in France, here we are vulgar beggars".
