|  Win Money Watching TV!
 
  Race to Riches! - pick up a game card at the grocery store then watch the
 race on television that weekend to determine if you are a winner.
            In full color!
  It's Racing Time! - Televised horse races where viewers
 at home could win cold hard cash!
  Greyhound Derby - that's right they even televised previously
 run dog races from Florida.
  Grocery store sponsored Horse Racing and Bingo games were just some of the miriad ways a person could rake in some moolah watching TV shows  in the 1960s.
 In these first 3 examples, the viewer hoped to match the winners to the scorecards they got  for buying groceries that week.  With these automoblie, horse, and dog racing TV broadcasts, you tuned into a  Saturday evening program on a local station to see if the results matched what it said on your card.  These were races that, in many cases, had been run months or years before.  Deck O Money - not a TV promotion but another way (without really gambling)
 grocery stores lured in customers with the promise of big money prizes.
 This was likely a scratch off with a row of cards that made up your 'hand.' Adults only!  You can read MORE about this 1960s phenomenon:Win Money Watching TV Horse Races!
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