Thoroughbred

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Digiturf.com is not really a game to me. In fact, it's indexed as gambling according to Google and DMOZ.org. The problem with Digiturf is that even though people have won a lot of money, it can get very expensive to play. In fact, I have seen some people spend tens of thousands of dollars. You might want to save your money and try horseracegame.com. They have tournaments where you can win prizes and a lot of those tournaments are actually free. The game has great graphics and a very large interactive community, as well. Another interesting game that follows the path of the Breeders Cup is breederscupgame.com. I think one of these two games will make it to your favorite horse racing games list.

I disagree with the answer above-

a: because it looks like they're marketing their own games.

b: anyone who has played Digiturf.com would know it is the most realistic horse game around. And I say played deliberately- because it is a game. It's not like you're gambling in a casino.

I joined them through ESPN - coz ESPN is very credible about sporting / gaming sites and I've never looked back. Sure it costs money to win- but you're winning your own money back from other players. (When you beat the other players- which I'm not!)

And they have their free games and unlimited access to their 3D viewer (not like horseracegame.com and breederscupgame.com mentioned above where you have to pay).

And I'm not rich that I can run in the championships but I get my fair entertainment in the cheaper races which is cheaper than a burger! Don't knock it till you tried it.

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Below is a list of some of the world's most famous thoroughbred

racehorses in flat racing. The list is not comprehensive but does

include a large number of famous thoroughbred racehorses.

Affirmed

All Along

Alydar

Blushing Groom

Brigadier Gerard

Canonero II

Carbine

Cigar

Citation

Colin

Count Fleet

Dalakhani

Darshaan

Daylami

Dr. Fager

Duke of Magenta

Equipoise

Exceller

Forego

Gallant Fox

John Henry

Kelso

Kincsem

Kingston Town

Lammtarra

Manikato

Man O' War

Miesque

Might and Power

Mill Reef

Native Dancer

Nijinsky II

Northern Dancer

Northerly

Omaha

Peintre Célèbre

Phar Lap

Real Quiet

Ribot

Risen Star

Riva Ridge

Round Table

Ribot

Ruffian

Seabiscuit

Seattle Slew

Secretariat

Shergar

Sinndar

Sir Barton

Smarty Jones

Spectacular Bid

Sunline

Tim Tam

The Minstrel

Tom Rolfe

Tulloch

War Admiral

Whirlaway

I got this of the Internet ( i hate horse racing by the way it is so cruel)

The number ranges but about 20 each year

The Spring Double in Horse Racing is the Grand National & the Lincoln

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Are there any photos available on Issac Murphy

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Because they don't bet per se. They're taking the role of the "house", in which the payout is always calculated to be a bit less than the expected take.

No one....It 's a horse race. Only a horse has won the race! And the last horse to win the Triple Crown was Affirmed in 1978. The jockey on Affirmed was Steve Cauthen.

Handicapping is simple. It is when horses of all abilties race together. The best horses with more chance of winning will carry more weight and the horses with less chance of winning will carry less. This is set so that they all have an even chance of winning.

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Sir Barton, 1919.

Gallant Fox, 1930.

Omaha, 1935.

War Admiral, 1937.

Whirlaway, 1941.

Count Fleet, 1943.

Assault, 1946.

Citation, 1948.

Secretariat, 1973.

Seattle Slew, 1977.

Affirmed, 1978.

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Thoroughbreds come in many colors from basics to dilutes and carry pinto patterns. The basic colors include black, chestnut, bay, and brown.

The dilute colors are; palomino, cremello, buckskin, perlino, smoky black, smoky cream.

Then they can carry the grey gene which causes the base color to turn white with age.

Some lines can carry pinto genes for sabino, splash and frame patterns.

Rarely some lines can produce rabicano, brindle, gulastra plumes, and in one Australian line roan.

4 Nov 2008 ... The first Melbourne Cup was run in 1861 at Flemington Race Course and was won by Archer, a horse from Nowra, New South Wales,

Races are measured in furlongs; a furlong is 1/8 of a mile. In the U.S. races normally range from 5 1/2 furlongs to up to 1 1/2 miles (the Belmont Stakes each June is one of the very few 1 1/2 mile races).

Races unde one mile are known as "sprints" while races of a mile or more are known as "routes." The Kentucky Derby, the most famous American race, is 1 1/4 miles.

I hope this helps!

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Thoroughbred, is a specific breed type of horse, they are long legged, sleek and fast; and are used in racing at the tracks for money.

It can also refer to Tuberculosis.

Eddie Arcaro was Citation's jockey and rode him to a Triple Crown victory in 1948. He is the only jockey to this day to have won the Triple Crown twice.

A length used in Horse Racing is the length of 1 horse. Say a horse won by one length then the horse that came second would be in line with the end of the winning horse, if it won by two lengths then another horse could fit into the winning gap. A length is 1/5th of a second as horse racing is measured in 5th's of a second.

The Kentucky Derby was May 7, 2011. Animal Kingdom won the race.

because it gives the horses chance to stretch theair legs and the jockeys time to get ready plus it shows of the horses to all the punters