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Here is the answer: it's called greasing the wheel!
I've heard of a few drivers request $100 bill to drive your horse win or lose....
Seriously now, go and ask someone who has owned grand circuit horses. They could tell you the truth on this.
Most tracks have very good purses, and the drivers make a nice living. Do drivers still get tips?
What tip amount is typical for a track with good purses? For a win
Here is the answer: it's called greasing the wheel!If your driver has a choice of who to drive in a race, the driver will take your horse if they are both equal in talent!
$100
Back in the 70's and 80's when you could still easily pull $30,000-$40,000 out of a race, as a bettor, without owning the pool, there were many larger tips given.
We used to call it greasing the shaft.