British horse racing is big business.
Whether online, over the telephone, or in high-street betting shops, millions
of pounds trade hands on every race taking place in Britain every day.
Yet away from the big weekend meetings, Royal Ascot, Cheltenham et al,
attendance at everyday small horse racing meetings is relatively small.
Visit the racecourse betting ring on a dull Monday, and you will find
a well-informed motley collection of racing enthusiasts, passionate about
the sport — even more passionate about having a bet. Each race is
a small battle, in the ongoing war between punter and bookmaker.
These pictures tell their story.
— Martin Amis is a photographer based in
the UK. These images are part of his ongoing project on the British Racing
community.
Be sure to check out more images from this series at www.racingseen.co.uk.
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Racing Seen
U.K. photographer Martin Amis documents the quirky,
colorful drama of sleepy British racetracks.
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Feature
Racing Seen
U.K. photographer Martin Amis documents the quirky,
colorful drama of sleepy British racetracks.
Racing Seen
U.K. photographer Martin Amis documents the quirky,
colorful drama of sleepy British racetracks.

