The spinner toy is small, but very solid & made of solid metal - the six sided top is spun to determine the outcome of a horse race including the winner and odds. Horse names are stamped on the lower part of the brass spinner. These names were real British race horses from the early 1920’s. The odds are indicated on a separate ring of the top, which moves independently of the main body. One side shows ‘DISQ’ (Disqualified). Stamped to top 'Odds On, Pat. Appd for'.

In reasonable condition - appears to be much used and played with; metal is scuffed, worn and marked.

Spinner measures approx 3.5cm tall and 1.5cm wide.