Data from the Journal of Trauma 1997 July states that thirty million Americans ride horses and 50,000 are treated in Emergency Departments annually. Using data from July 1992 - January 1996 as typical 60% of these events were caused by "ejection or fall from horse"
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There are 720 possible orders in which 6 horses can finish a race.
The Grand National is now limited to 40 runners, but in 1929 a record was set, when 66 runners took part in the race.
Thoroughbred horses participate in the Grand National race. These horses are specially bred for racing and are highly trained athletes.
A horse courser is someone who deals race horses. That person runs their horses and also keeps some of their horses for racing.
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it all depends on the race.
4-5 horses.
A typical horse race usually has around 8 to 12 horses competing.
Horses are very diverse animals. Horses can race, jump and do many other things.
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A total of 48 horses will be counted in all four horse race.
They don't really have a name for a group of race horses as far as I know. Cause generally when racing, they compete against each other. And it's a solo race for the win. So there is no association with the other horses, like for example a team of basketball players. There is no real name for a pack of race horses or a herde of race horses, or horde of race horses..............
There are 13 horses that race in the Preakness Stakes.
In chuckwagon racing, each team typically uses four horses to pull the chuckwagon. Additionally, there may be one or two outrider horses that accompany the wagon, making a total of five to six horses involved in the race. The race format emphasizes speed and precision, with the horses playing a crucial role in the performance of the team.
Thoroughbreds can race at speed of 25 to 45 MPH on average. The horses in the Preakness are high level horses that have learned to rate their speed but many will race in the 30 MPH range for the whole length of the race.