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Both the Withers Stakes and the Dixie Handicap were run on that day.
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What is safer barrel racing or pole bending?
niether pole bending- pols can fall on you..........you can fall off...........horse may react. barrel racing- barrels fall and hit you.can fall off..............horse may react.
Why was Horse Racing invented?
CHECK OUT THIS WEBSITE... IT MAY GIVE YOU SOME INSIGHT TO HORSE RACING :O) http://www.mrmike.com/explore/hrhist.htm
What are dates for Kentucky horse racing?
The Kentucky derby takes place on the first Saturday of every May.
Where do horse racing fans go to see a go to see a famous derby in May?
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Which state is famous for horse racing?
Several states may make that claim, but Kentucky certainly comes to mind.
When did Coup d'état of May Seventeenth happen?
Coup d'état of May Seventeenth happened in 1980.
What sport is most closely associated with pari-mutuel betting?
in Britain they may call this a fruit machine
What is a horse strapper?
a strapper is someone who prepares a horse before an event, the event may be racing, steeple chasing, dressage, jumping, quarter horse events ect. the strapper's job is to sadlle up the horse and make sure that both the horse and equipment are safe
How do you raise a Horse for Barrel Racing?
Hi This website has some good information that may be of assistance to you. http://www.ultimatehorsesite.com/articles/mcnamara_startingbarrels.html
Does horses racing ever get injured?
Yes Horses do Get injured when racing for instance if say your riding and your horse has dirt flicked up at their eyes they may not be able to see so the could cut themselves if they run into something!
In which month does the Kentucky Derby take place?
May; to be more specific, it is always the first Saturday in May. Say to anyone in horse racing circles, "The First Saturday in May" and they automatically know what you are referring to.
What does it mean I don't have a horse in this race?
"I dont have a horse in this race" means that you don't have vested interest in the competition--that is, you don't stand to gain or lose anything by its outcome. For some, that may mean that you don't really care or have an interest in it; for others, it may mean that you are able to be more impartial. From a reference to horse racing.
