The article maintains that lotteries were able to accomplish this reversal through massive marketing programs, through a smaller return of intake to the public, and their ability to take their product to the public. The racing industry also resents the control exercised over racing by the government, which also controls lotteries. However, racing has made some progress reaching greater numbers of people, through telephone account betting, intertrack wagering, and multiple race pools. Teletheatre wagering, introduced into Connecticut, is being supported by both Federal and provincial governments. The racing industry is also pushing for a reduction in provincial government taxes, arguing that more than just gambling revenues, racing provides recreation, jobs, and agriculture in Canada. 2 references