Animal Racing

Davy Jones

Kentucky Derby

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Well, there's a races called "Claiming Races" You enter your horse in the race. And if people want that racehorse they drop a note that says, "I claim 'this horse' And they'll shake it and whoever's name is pulled out, it's the person who claims it.

They give a price for each horse for like $25,000 and the people at the track claim the horse before the race is run. You don't have to claim a horse though.

I think so... only for a split second :)

Tote, the abbreviation for Tote board, is the name for the computerised system which runs parimutuel betting, calculating payoff odds, displaying them, and producing tickets based on incoming bets.

Horse shoes are compulsory in horse racing. If a horse loses a shoe, it is pulled out of the race.

yes. Download a program called "DosBox" online. It enables you to play Omni Hrsrace and other Dos games on any windows system.

In horse racing, the building for the fans is usually divided into two sections; one is called the grandstand, and the other is called the clubhouse. Admission to the clubhouse costs more, and it is much posher than the grandstand.

The "Triple Crown" is usually referring to the "Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing". There are three races: The Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes.

ML stands for Morning Line. It mean the "line" or predicted odds for the horses in the race. Actual odds are determined by the amount actually bet on each horse. The track handicapper sets the morning line.

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A horse that loses its rider is disqualified.

I believe it is because if you did not print them papers people won't be betting but if it's your job and you have to print this is a different matter

Actually, there IS a SEGA horse racing game.

I've played it myself.

It's called "Derby Owners Club World Edition"

You can breed your own racing horse and train it.

It's quite fun!

Hands down the Kentucky Derby. The Ascot in England is a far second. No question.

- "the Ascot" isn't even a race so you clearly have no idea what you are talking about.. The Epsom Derby is by far the most prestigious race for its history and degree of difficulty. Horses who win this race benefit from the greatest increase in value at stud. The English Triple crown is considered to be the greatest achievement in horse racing, last won by Nijinsky II - trained by the late Vincent O'Brien who was voted the number 1 trainer ever in a recent world wide poll..

the bigest and the strongest dogs are hoock in the very back.

So you can identify them easier(they always wear the same colour and pattern)

well first there is a 5 day entry stage for a race that u enter ur horse in, if u still want to run ur horse, there is then a 48 hour declaration stage where ur horse is declared for the race and in to run.

it is in Wyoming and i believe it is 500 miles but it might be 50 but i think its 500 miles

it means that the horse and jockey and trainer and somtimes the owner will travel by train or plane to get to the next race.

Just asked my dad. He said it was called the "call to the line" or something similar. just looked for it and it seems its a bugle called "first call" and has military roots

there isn't a horse race in a wonderful life

The common sobriquet for Thoroughbred horse racing is called The Sport of Kings.