If you are a better handicapper then everyone else, then yes you can make money but the odds are against you.
Horses have been raced as long as there have been horses and mankind together.
lol most people would definitely not bet on a 50-1 because it's about the chances of you pulling a penny out of a jar of fifty nickles. Mine that Bird one this years Kty Derby, but his chances were not precisely correct. A horse's odds come from people betting, the more people bet on a horse, the more chances it has of winnig, so people think.
Those competing in the Grand National will need to race around the circuit, which is 3,600 metres long, two times. To find out more about the Grand National and betting, follow the Betfair link below.
in long island, new york in 1665
long distance
In 1665, the first racetrack was constructed on Long Island. The American Stud Book was started in 1868, which prompted the beginning of organized horse racing
In 1665, the first racetrack was constructed on Long Island. The American Stud Book was started in 1868, which prompted the beginning of organized horse racing.
it depends for how long because a quarter horse can go faster then a thoroughbred but only for so long as a thoroughbred can go for very long as this breed is famous for racing.
A furlong - is 1/8 of a mile - or 220 yards.
races, not being sarcastic. the only place u could get a job horse racing is a very long and complicated process.
Well the length of a cart can vary depending on the race and breed of horse pulling the cart.-$nipe
Yes and no; a long, lean racing horse will run faster than a short, stocky pony, but a Shire, a big, heavy draft horse, which is much bigger than a racing horse, would not be able to out run the racer. The length of legs, muscles, ability to breathe well, etc is important.