Bill Waterhouse
Bill Waterhouse was a prominent Australian bookmaker and racing identity known for his controversial role in the betting industry. He was a significant figure in Australian horse racing, recognized for his long tenure and colorful history, including his involvement in the infamous Fine Cotton ring-in scandal of 1984. Waterhouse passed down his legacy to his family, and his influence continued through his children, including Robbie Waterhouse and Louise Raedler-Waterhouse. He served as Tonga's honorary consul general in Australia for decades until his death in 2019 at the age of 97.
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Bill Waterhouse was a controversial bagman who passed down the family landholding.
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