Bookies 'comfortable' with BBC show

Bookmakers William Hill are “comfortable” with the way last night’s BBC Panorama programme ‘The Corruption of Racing’ portrayed them.

Bookies 'comfortable' with BBC show
Mon, 07 Oct, 2002 - 13:20

Bookmakers William Hill are “comfortable” with the way last night’s BBC Panorama programme ‘The Corruption of Racing’ portrayed them.

It was claimed that they failed to co-operate with the Jockey Club investigation into a two-horse race at Warwick in 1996.

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