Racehorses are retired when they are no longer sound, fast, or when the owner chooses another career for them. There is no specific age a racehorse is retired at.
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β 13y agoRacehorses are typically retired from racing before being put out to stud to give them time to recover from the physical and mental demands of racing. Stud farms require the horses to be in optimal health and condition for breeding purposes, so giving them a break from racing helps ensure their well-being and fertility. Additionally, retirement allows the horses to transition to a new phase of their career focused on breeding rather than racing.
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To compete in a race with Thoroughbred race horses the min age is 16. see: http://www.vrqha.com.au/pdf/Race%20Day%20Regulations.pdf for all the rules and regulations 2008-09
No certain age. I know a 6 year old who can train them.
There is no real word for an injured horse that can't race. Most injured racehorses are either retired to stud / broodmare, retrained as riding horses, or possibly put to sleep.
Pork is quite popular so is beef and poultry. But then unfortunatly retired race horses get sent to Japan and slaughtered there and then eaten. Hope this helps.
They can be good race horses against other Morgans, but not against Thoroughbreds or Quarter horses.
I have seen horses race as yearlings and to be in the Kentucky Derby they must be three. It just depends on the race! Most thoroughbreds begin racing at age 2.
Twenty horses can race at a time
Racehorses allowed to live after retirement usually die at 15-20 years from heart failure due to enlarged hearts. However, to produce 1 superior race horse, many horses are bred, and the inferior specimens are usually put down. Many race horses are destroyed because of broken legs, as racing training begins at 1 1/2 years of age, before the horse's skeleton has matured to maximum strength, and weaknesses in the legs often show up in racing as broken legs. The majority of injured or retired race horses are put down as well, as their feeding and care is a liability of the business of horse racing. If these 'spent & destroyed' horses are factored in, the life span of race horses is less than 8 years.
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there is no particular race that 3 horses race in. there are more than 3 horses in a race which name is unmentionable figure it out by yourself i am not your mother don't even dare to improve this honest answer i have written i know i am cool