'Totopoly' Board Game

Waddingtons (1949 edition)

'TOTOPOLY': Waddington's great horse-racing game played on a double-sided board. It's a keen competition to win the big race. First, each owner buys and trains his horses - and finds the money to pay for them. The better the horses are trained, the better their chances of winning. But this is racing and there's no such thing as a cert. Then, on the track, the same hazards face them all. Soft going, broken reins or being bunched against the rails can bring an outsider up to the front to pip the favourite at the post.

We are delighted to offer an excellent example of arguably the most-loved horse-racing game of all time. The box, which shows signs only minor signs of storage wear, is in very good condition; the iconic picture on the box lid is vibrant and clear. The contents are in excellent condition. Each of the 12 metal horses has each of is limbs and every one of the cards is in excellent condition. The game board also presents itself in very good condition and shows virtually no signs of wear.

For 2 or more players.

Game Contents:

1 x board containing two separate tracks

2 x cardboard placemats

2 x dice

6 x owners' club membership cards

12 x metal horses (numbered 1 to 12)

14 x veterinary surgeon's report cards

20 x lease cards (including 12 for the featured horses)

20 x disadvantage cards

36 x trainer's report cards (18 for Stevedon Stables and 18 for Walroy Stables)

48 x betting slips (separated)

80 x advantage cards (20 x black, 20 x red, 20 x blue, 20 x yellow)

Totaliser sheets

Money in various denominations

Rule sheet (short game)

Rule sheet (full game)