Sometimes an owner, in cahoots with a trainer or a jockey, will try to do something to make sure that his horse wins or loses. That effort is a karma, which will either create a new rnanubandhana or perpetuate one that already exists. These consequences are not limited to the actions of owners, of course. Sometimes the trainer will be in cahoots with the jockey, and they keep the owner in the dark about it. Sometimes the bookies and the jockeys are in cahoots and leave everyone else in the dark.
Many bookies get involved in conspiring with the jockeys to make extra money by fixing up races.
When he can arrange for a favorite horse to lose a bookie can swallow all the money the public had bet on the favorite. As in Great Britain, licensed bookies operate legally at Indian racetracks. I contributed sardonically. The bookies and jockeys, who think they are getting something for nothing, are merely borrowing money which they will have to pay back later, with interest. Moreover, the jockeys will also have to be reborn so that the horses that they whip into exhaustion now will have am opportunity to work them to death in return.