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Thoroughbred

Thoroughbred is a breed of horse best known for flat racing but can also be bred for other forms of competition such as hurdling, polo, steeplechasing, or even show jumping. You will find all manner of questions on these amazing horses and their various disciplines.

1,085 Questions

How much are jockies paid?

* a jockey is paid by a breeder to ride. They can be paid hundreds of dollars and even more. If they win they can win hundreds of thousands and way more. * Actually This is how it is: Jockeys get picked by the owner of the horses to ride their horses in a race. The Trainer of the horse helps make that decision. Whatever the purse is like say 100,000 for the race if the jockey wins the trainer gets some of the money the breeder gets some of the money and the jockey gets some of the money.

Does the Kentucky Derby horses wear shoes?

Of course they do. The shoe keeps the horse's hoof off the ground. Please keep your horseshoes ALWAYS on your horse. Some horses hooves grow incorrectly, so shoes protect and correct them. If you are in jumpers, or hunters, your horse should get a shoe that absorbed shock, and otherwise, unless your farrier says so, your horse DOES NOT need shoes. Or, if the horse feels off, them you should talk to a farrier. And horses shouldn't get any cuts or bruises, unless they step on a rock. They should have a lone enough hoof, that the frog is a little off the ground. Also, the wall of the hoof is strong, and if it is gross out, You should get some bell boots.

Sometimes horses don't have to wear shoes because they have a special kind of hoof that can take anything.

Roan filly who won the Kentucky Derby?

No genetically roan thoroughbred has ever won the Kentucky Derby.

However, the filly Winning Colors was registered as Roan/Gray. The Jockey Club groups Grays and Roans in the same category even though they are very different genetically.

Winnings Colors was actually genetically a gray, so technically no roan has ever won the Kentucky Derby.

How long is an eight furlong race?

A length is a unit of measurement used in horse racing. It refers to the length of a horse from nose to tail, approximately 8 feet,[1] and is used to describe the distance between horses in a race. Horses may be described as winning a fraction of a length, such as half a length, but distances smaller than one quarter length are described as a "neck", a "head", a "short head" or a "nose". These terms are more descriptive than scientific.

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How did World War 1 affect race relations?

World War I significantly impacted race relations by highlighting the contributions of minority groups, particularly African Americans and immigrants, in the war effort. Their service led to increased demands for civil rights and social justice upon returning home, challenging the prevailing segregationist norms. However, the post-war period also saw racial tensions escalate, exemplified by events like the Red Summer of 1919, where race riots erupted in several cities. Overall, while the war catalyzed a push for racial equality, it also exposed deep-seated racial divisions in society.

Who was seabiscuits biggest rivals?

Seabiscuits biggest rivals are War Admiral the son of the great Man O' War and Ligaroti to name a few.

When was War Admiral born?

War Admiral was born in 1934, in Lexington, Kentucky, USA.

What is a thoroughbred registry called?

"Smart" is difficult to define in terms of animals. I've worked with hundreds of Thoroughbreds and while they aren't "smart" in the sense that dolphins and apes are smart, they are highly perceptive to any changes in their environment. Race horses are trainable athletes, so in that sense one could say that they are teachable.

How did Seabiscuit die?

Seabiscuit the racing legend died at the age of 14 some time after midnight. It is said that his heart burst and caused internal bleeding. So basically he had a heart attack :'( R.I.P seabiscuit and all the other great legends including secretariat and barbaro

What does off the charts mean?

It mean an unprecedented event, one that falls well above the upper bounds of existing measurements.

Example : "The tornado produced downtown wind speeds that were off the charts."

Example : "The demand for the latest toy was off the charts."

Who was the 1967 thorobred Triple Crown winner?

There was no winner in 1967. You may be referring to Carl Yastrzemski a Left-fielder for the Boston Red Sox.

The Triple Crown of baseball refers to either:

Batters- Lead the league in Home Runs, RBI's (Runs batted in) and batting average/

or

Pitchers- Lead the league in ERA (Earned run average), wins, and strikeouts.

Yastrzemski was the last baseball player to receive the triple crown in batting.

A student runs 400M during the first minute of race and then 200M during the second minute of the race what was his average speed for the entire race?

And just how long was this race? His average speed for the first two minutes of this so called race is 300 meters per minute. Other than that, I am clueless.

What is used to track aeroplanes?

Air Traffic Control Use Radar Radio Detection and Ranging to track aircraft! Air Traffic Control Use Radar Radio Detection and Ranging to track aircraft!

Who was winner of the 2009 Kentucky Derby?

In terms of horses, the 2009 Kentucky Derby winner was Mine That Bird. In terms of people, the winning jockey was Calvin Borel. The winning trainer was Bennie L. Woodley, Jr. And the winning owner was an outfit called Double Eagle Ranch.

What is a andalusian cross thoroughbred?

Generally breeds crossed with Thoroughbreds have the term Anglo placed in front of the other breed name. Ex. Anglo Arabian