0
Animal Racing
Any animal used in various forms of racing involving speed, distance, or endurance. Examples are Horse, Dog, and Camel racing.
479 Questions
What is the pattern for barrel racing?
The pattern for barrel racing is simple, and goes like this:
1. leave the starting gate and head towards the far side of the barrel to the right.
2. go around the barrel to the right and head up the the right side of the barrel that was to the left of the starting gate.
3. go around this barrel to the left, then head up to the right side of the point of the triangle and go around to the left.
4. race to the finish line!
What is the cost of cellonics technology?
what is the cost of cellonics technology & its advantage , disadv
How is friction important in horse racing?
Friction plays a crucial role in horse racing as it affects the horse's grip on the track surface, enabling them to accelerate, turn, and stop effectively. Proper friction helps prevent slipping, allowing horses to maintain speed and control during races. Additionally, the right amount of friction can enhance a horse's performance by maximizing their power transfer from hooves to ground, while inadequate friction can lead to accidents and injuries. Overall, the balance of friction is vital for both safety and competitive success in horse racing.
In Australia what was the sport of harness racing originally called?
In Australia harness racing was originally called Trotting.
How do Racing Pigeons find their way home?
How do racing pigeons find their way home? No one knows for sure. Research at Cornell and the University of Pittsburgh indicate that pigeons may have multiple facilities allowing them to determine the correct direction of home. There is little doubt that the sun is the primary orientation clue used by homing pigeons, but there have been experiments which have developed night flying pigeons, thus showing that the sun is not the only available orientation reference. Some scientists believe that pigeons also perceive the earth's magnetic field and utilize it for finding their way home. Other scientists have opined that pigeons may orient through a sense of smell or even low frequency sound via their hearing. Research is still going on at several universities trying to learn the secret of this bird's ability to navigate distances of 1,000 miles or more to return to its owner's backyard loft. But as far as breeders are concerned, the only way to discover if a bird possesses the required homing instinct, as well as athletic ability to do so quickly, is to race them.
* http://members.aol.com/rpdmag/racingpigeondigest/pgnintro.htmthey have there own little way of navigating around they no by remembering what certain places look like and so they know there way back its like thy have there own sat nav in there heads
What is faster 1-d or 4-d in barrel racing?
1-D Times are faster then 4-D times. Because 1-D is like 15 second times(witch is very good) and 4-D times are like 19 second times(Witch is like a begginer would run. Theres 1-D,2-D,3-D, And 4-D times.
Where are the starting and ending points at the Iditarod?
The start of the race is in Anchorage, AK and it ends in Nome, AK
What are the 3 things that must be packed on the sled for the Jr. iditarod race?
food,water,and blankets
Divide the size of your bet by 2, then multiply the result by the payoff. For example, if you bet $2, and your horse paid $7.00 to show, your payoff would be (2 ÷2) X $7.00, or $7.00. If you bet $35 to show on a horse paying $7.00, your payoff would be (35 ÷2) X $7.00, or 17.5 X $7.00, or $122.50.
