a Thoroughbred is a pure-bred horse, usually meaning that the owner has records of the horse's ancestry to show that it is pedigreed horse of its breed.
Churchill Downs is in Louisville and I believe Keeneland is near Lexington
Plenty of them
A horse can reach speeds of 47 mph while a bear can only reach 25 mph. Overall the horse can run longer distances, especially over a bear. So the horse would probably win.
# Dick Turpin was a Highwayman who lived around the 1600s. # He was executed in 1703 because he did lots of illegal things like killing people, horse-steeling, destroying people's lives. # He had a thoroughbread (horse) called Black Bess; he stole that aswell. # He wrote a poem about a Highwayman. # His wife was called Elizabeth Millington. # He had an enemy called James Smith. # His Nationality (where he came from) was England. I Hope This Is A Helpful Comment :]
The cost of breeding any horse can range from virtually free to highly expensive. Here are basic cost ranges in the Thoroughbred Industry. Purchase of Mare: Free to several million dollars. Purchase of a breeding to a stallion: Free to 500,000 dollars. Shipping: 50-2000 dollars(each way) if both horses are in the USA depending on how far the mare is from the stallion. Board, if the mare remains at a facility can range from 5-35 dollars a day. Veterinary costs for the mare can range from a few hundred dollars to thousands depending on the fertility of the mare. These amounts do not include the total cost of producing the foal, which is a minimum of 11 months of board/care, vaccinations, bedding...
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