The British Horseracing Authority has publicly criticised the UK Government’s decision to leave the Horserace Betting Levy unchanged following the 2024 review, raising concerns about the long term financial sustainability of the sport. In a formal statement issued on 25 March 2026, Chief Executive Brant Dunshea expressed disappointment at the outcome of a process that lasted nearly three years but resulted in no adjustment to the levy rate....
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