LONDON : No horse racing will take place in Britain on September 10 as jockeys, trainers and racecourses stage their first strike, protesting a government review that could raise taxes on remote bets. The stoppage marks the first time the sport has voluntarily halted racing in its history. WHAT IS THE GOVERNMENT PROPOSING? Britain's Treasury is consulting on proposals to harmonise three separate remote betting duties, a move that the racing industry has said could lift the tax on horse racing