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This depends on the track and on how far down the ranks the track is paying.
"Generally, first place gets 60% second 20% third 10% fourth 5% with the remaining 5% paying out to some portion of the rest of the field.
Some states/tracks pay every horse in the race a set amount...say 350 dollars, which encourages more starters.
In some races the money to pay the field comes from the winning horse's part of the purse in others it is taken from the purse "up front" with the remainder
split between places 1-3, 1-5 depending on the condition book or on decisions made for a specific race meet, day of week.
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∙ 10y ago
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∙ 9y agoIn most cases, the winner gets about 60% of the purse with 30% going to the second place finisher. The remaining 10% is distributed a few places down depending on the particular race.
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There are 4 fathers and 21 horses and they want to divide the horses evenly among the 4 of them how could they do it?
Impossible, 21 is not divisible by 4. They would get 5 horses each and then there would be one horse left over. I guess they'd either have to agree on who got it, or sell it and split the money.
Do horses have split hoofs?
no horses do not have split hooves but scientist believe they did at one time but now heir hoves are pure solid and roundish
How often can penicillian be given to horses?
I think they can be given penacillin 2X a day because my dad's horse split its leg open and we crushed 10 penacillin pills 2x a day.....
What terrain do Arab horses live?
Arabian horses are originally from the desert. The breed originated in the Arabian Peninsula which is currently split between Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, and The United Arab Emerites.
What are the differences of the ice age horse and the horse now?
Well, the "ice age horse", Eohippus, was very small. It had a split hoof like a cow and a tuft of fur on the end of its tail. Horses today are quite large, besides ponies and minis, and have whole hooves with completely hairy tails.
How well does split rail work for horse fencing How high is typical for horses Is 53 inches enough?
Hello, A typical horse fence is four feet tall. A split rail will not do they job. I suggest you go to your local hardware store and buy a 4 foot fence or talk to the people working there about people who you can pay to make a appropriate fence. your welcome
Can a horse get split open if having foal?
no
I know that horses need shoes to protect their hooves for modern use but why do horses need shoes when they never did before man got involved?
Horses that compete in shows require shoes for the horses own well being. Before humans began domesticating horses, they were always able to wander wherever they pleased, which was anywhere where there weren't roads. Roads are much harder on a horses hooves than in the wild, where the earth was not compressed to be a smooth uncomfortable path. A horse that uses roads without horseshoes can become lame, have their hoof split, and other dangerous mutilations that could lead to putting a horse down. Now though, horseshoes can be replaced with equine boots, though a horse has to get used to them for a little while.
What makes a horse different from other hoofed animals?
The horse has only one toe. Other hoofed animals have a split toe. The horse is the only animal that does not have the split toe. Not including the zebra of course.
What are all the horses relatives?
the eqqus family are split into 2 groups the 2 toed like deer sheep cow ect wich have split hooves and the 1 toed horses zebra ect. xxx
What is a question that could split in to two groups a cow sheep deer and horse?
Cow, sheep, and horses could go under the category of not hunted, but deer are commonly hunted and so put in a group called commonly hunted.
What is a interesting fact about horses?
Horses have a hoof, not a split hoof like a cow but a one solid hoof instead of paws.
