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horse racing
(redirected from Racing horse)

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Noun1.horse racing - the sport of racing horseshorse racing - the sport of racing horses          
racing - the sport of engaging in contests of speed
thoroughbred racing - the sport of racing thoroughbred horses
field - all of the horses in a particular horse race
triple crown - (horse racing) a title won by a horse that can win the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Stakes and the Preakness
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horse racing → سباق الخيول koňské dostihy hestevæddeløb Pferderennen ιπποδρομία carrera de caballos kilparatsastus courses de chevaux trke konja ippica 競馬 경마 paardenrennen hesteveddeløp wyścigi konne corrida de cavalo, corrida de cavalos конные скачки hästkapplöpning การแข่งม้า at yarışı đua ngựa 赛马
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Red Rum was bred by sprinter Martyn McEnery and it was hoped that he would eventually evolve into a decent flat racing horse, and in fact in his debut race on 7 April 1967 (funnily enough at Aintree, where he would go on to flourish) he ran in the Thursby Plate, where he finished in a dead heat with a horse called Curlicue.
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As such the industry is heavily reliant on its staff in order to meet and maintain its main aim of racing horses.
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As such the industry is heavily reliant on its staff in order to meet its main aim of racing horses.
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