In an effort to collect foreign currency from some of its wealthier citizens, the government of North Korea has reportedly begun allowing well-off residents to wager on the outcome of horse races being held at a new riding facility located near Pyongyang. According to a report from the Reuters news service, the Mirim Horse Riding Club held an inaugural horseracing meet on Sunday with race-goers over the age of twelve permitted to wager on jockeys via a raffle-type system using […]

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