It included a hand-operated totalisator and electrically operated hare. The first entirely electronic totalisator was developed in 1966. The sale of the Totalisator Agency Board raised $609 million. The first all-mechanical totalisator was invented by George Julius. Facilities included five on-course bookmakers and a forecast only primitive ticket machine totalisator. The TAB offers a wide range of totalisator and fixed-odds betting products. Totalisator and photo finish had also been installed. It had an exclusive right to conduct parimutuel (totalisator) wagering in the state of Tasmania. Just over 80 percent of the totalisator betting dollar is returned to the customer. An Australian totalisator for accepting parimutuel betting was the first to be installed in America. This new facility also contained a refreshment counter and a totalisator booth. Because of a contract with the Totalisator Agency Board, 3DB continued to broadcast horse races. A large totalisator board was erected on the Dens Road side of the ground. The TAB initiated the world's first Government-run totalisator wagering service in 1951. In 1961 the Victorian TAB ("Totalisator Agency Board") was established, legalising off-course totalisator betting.