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The term Ran Out means the horse has ran around the fence or hurdle instead of jumping it, or if the jockey has taken the wrong course

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There are several ways that horses can be moved. Horse vans are probably the most common. But some still can go by rail and although its expensive horses can be flown via jet plane.

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The place spot in horse racing would be considered second place.

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Saratoga

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It depends on how professional the horse is. Here is a example: (not a real horse)

Mr. HotShotHorse starts his 2 year old season (the year horses usually start racing) And the track is 1 mile or less. He wins all or most of the races and he gets to advance up in the ranks.

His 3 year old season, the track is 1 mile to 1 1/2

4 it might be 1 3/4 or maybe even up to 2 miles long, which is exactly why you want to breed a horse with great speed and a horse with great distance so the offspring will be fast and will not wear out quickly on long races.

Steeplechase horse will run over fences for a longer distance like 2 1/16 miles to 4 miles or sometimes longer.

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They are normally very "hot" as in they are very easily excitable-not all are, but most are. It is good to have log legs and a long body because this results in a longer stride. You also want a well sloping shoulder, because this helps get a long stride. And a will to win is a huge plus. Heart makes up for many conformation faults.

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up to 12 years

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No, Its the Sport of Kings.

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The Call to The Post

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I think there both equally speedy, how ever if you go to dog racing the mechanical brown hare is faster so you could go down and see one if you don't believe me.

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London

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January 1st in the Northern Hemisphere, August 1st in the southern hemisphere.

it was made these dates because this is the start of the racing season in the two hemispheres. or at least in the south that's how it is.

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CRUEL!!

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Horse racing probably has its origins in Roman chariot races. To find out more about horse racing and betting, please click the Betfair link below.

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I am not sure it is a complete song, as far as I know it is just called "The Call to the Post" a trumpet fanfare, that signals the horses and riders to approach the gate.

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The starting price. the actual price the bookmakers are offering when the race starts

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Sorry no there's not it's only in San Andreas.

Horse Racing Locations:

Locations: Under the Mulholland Intersection, Los Santos & in Blueberry

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Generally: Take the total amount wagered in the trifecta pool and multiply it by the takeout rate (a.k.a. commission rate). Subtract this amount from the total amount wagered in the pool. From the amount remaining (the Net pool), subtract the amount of money that was placed on the winning Trifecta combination, leaving you with the Profit pool. Divide the Profit pool by the amount that was bet on the winning combination. Add 1 to the division's resulting amount. Drop the pennies so you're left with the dollars and dimes. This is the payout (price) amount on the winning combination per $1 of winning money.

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It's listed in the past performances for each track in any given edition of the Daily Racing Form, as well as at the Form's website. Most tracks have websites that have this information as well.

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On sand and similar surfaces the weather has to be extreme to make a difference. On the turf. The going is extremely important. heavy rain will make the turf very soft whic favours big strong horses. When very dry the turf dries out which tends to favour lighter, faster horses.

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Kempton Park. Sandown Park. Winsor. Lingfield Park and Ascot ish

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it's call of the wild

its about a wolf being taken from his home and being make into a sled dog

he faces dangers but always overcomes them.

I've read the book you should to it's a good book it will leave you at the edge of

your seat.

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* Aldaniti * Deteminator * Deep Blue Aldanti wasn't grey! Nicholas Silver was the last grey horse to win the Aintree Grand National.

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This phrase was featured in the UK cop show "The Sweeney" - you can hear it on the theme music CD, at one point Dennis Waterman says "stone ginger" refering to "two birds" that were a sure thing... can i have this name on product