Ok so I have attached a picture of the graph. It includes the info I used and whatnot. So you didn't have to read my sucky handwriting any longer, here's the paragraph. I will only be giving you the important info so you can write a paragraph on that becuase I've lined everything else up for you.
Betting is a huge part of the winning money. The more betting that takes place, the more winnings the winner takes home. You can't expect betting to have a constant rise over the years.
The amount can change at any time. In the past, the amount used to be super high but they dropped it by 1 million. Over the years the winnings have slowly been building back up to there former amount. If the amount gets to high or theres not enough betting or tickets sold and whatnot to get to that constant rise.
The money is divided between the 5 winners(in horse racing at least) so the individual winnings (which is what's in the graph) could be lower.
Theres more reasons that you could use but thats the main ones I thought of.
I hope this helps. :D
[ok because of my sucky graph making skills (there none existent) it doesn't like too straight but it is linear. Its not touching zero because the year before did have winnings so it couldn't be on zero if that makes sense]
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How do you add a graph in here?
Betting plays a big part in races and ticket sales and how much the audience likes the racers
