Thoroughbred

The Preakness at 1 mile and 3/16

no he died

Unfortunately Barbaro had to be euthanized due to the fact that his broken leg failed to hea. properly.

His leg was healing, but he developed laminitist for which there is no cure and causes great pain.

I wold say probably if i knew who he was. His name is the type that might bet

Approximately 2 minutes.

The wager is usually returned to the bettor...

There are 220 yards in one furlong.

10

Coolmore is owned by John Magnier a son in law of one of 3 original partners, one of which was Vincent O'Brien. Aiden is no relation to the great horseman Vincent but by coincidence trained his horses at Ballydoyle, V O'Briens farm.

There are 220 yards in a furlong. That equals 660 feet. If a horse ran 2 1/2 furlongs, that means the horse ran 1,650 feet.

Well a horse should be fed by bodyweight so there is no standard answer, that being said a horse requires 1% to 3% of it's bodyweight daily in food. So if a 1,000 pound horse requires 1% to 3% that means it would need 10 to 30 pounds of food daily. Since 1 pound equals 453.59237 grams, then the horse would need to consume 4535.923 grams (10 pounds) to 13607.771 grams (30 pounds) Daily.

millions and millions! alot of horses

All were colts in the 2011 Kentucky Derby.

With the exception of one gelding, Comma To The Top

She had 11 starts (races that she competed in) and won ten of them. The last, of course, was her fateful race against Foolish Pleasure where she broke down. It was never completed.

Noun 1. Preakness - an annual race for three-year-old horses; held at Pimlico in Baltimore, Maryland thoroughbred race - a race between thoroughbred horses

No, infuriatingly stakes would be lost.

Subzero, winner of Australia's 1992 Melbourne Cup, was foaled in 1988. After retiring from horseracing, Subzero became the Clerk of Course, Graham Salisbury's, horse and and made numerous public and television appearances.

The big grey gelding, who turned completely white, developed arthritis and was retired from public life in June 2008, at the age of 20. He is still alive and happily enjoying green pastures at Salisbury's Heathcote farm.

If a horse has a nail in his sole, he has a high risk of infection. Below the sole is living tissue. A nail could have introduced dirt and bacteria into the hoof. Consult with a professional such as your veterinary practitioner.

Secretariat

No. Thoroughbred racing prohibits the use of artificial insemination. Because of this, the only way a horse can produce foals for racing is by live cover. Since Barbaro was injured, he could not safely mount a mare, and therefore did not sire any foals.

I'm not entirely aure if there still is one but there used to be because the film Hildalgo was about the race and was based on a true story.

impost

Animals - Cheetah can go about 30 miles per hour faster, and the Ostrich can reach 40 miles per hour, the same speed as a decent race horse.

that may be true but if your looking for the Horseisel 2 answer its the jockey

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1994

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Big Brown's stud fee was just announced for $65,000