The Club controls racing in Mumbai, Pune and New Delhi, the operations at the first two centres being directly under its control. In order to ensure fair and clean raising several aids have been introduced through the years. The Club has the most advanced starting stalls, has photo-finish cameras both in Bombay and Pune and has closed circuit television which captures the action on the track from more than one angle. As the Clubs officials can view these tapes as often as they desire, they are a valuable aid to restricting malpractice in the course of a race. In addition, there is an electronic timer so that the timing of a race is accurate and devoid of human error.
Every race is shown live on screens installed at vantage points at every enclosure.
In addition, late commers to the race benefit by the replay tapes of all the days races after the last race is over. The common Mumbai-Pune betting totalisator was set in 1967 and all voice announcement heard at the active centre are relayed to the ghost centre. The idea caught on rapidly and now being used in other centres. The computers are connected by a Data Grade Circuit and an exchange of summary information between Bombay and Pune is made on all bets placed. Thus, the display of the latest approximate dividends on electronic display boards and the CCTV network has been made possible.