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Unrespectable Recreations (Leeds, 2001); Mike Huggins, Flat Racing and British Society 1790-1914 (London, 1999).
In a sense, such an approach would also be a repayment of a debt by the community to the older generation, by avoiding that law-abiding, tax-paying citizens, upon reaching old age, should suddenly find themselves living in unrespectable deteriorating neighborhoods, unsuitable for their needs.
If you consult American history, in fact, you find an interesting pattern: Today's abuses are not wholly new, but they were formerly considered to be more on the unrespectable fringe of the profession.
 
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