alleryStart learning →'Income by way of stake money' for race horse owners means gross:
APrize money received by the owner
BBetting winnings of spectators
CTraining fees paid to jockeys
DSale proceeds of the horse
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Prize money received by the owner
The explanation defines stake money as the gross prize money received on a race horse by the owner.
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