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To participate in a traditional horse racing derby, a horse is typically required to be three years old. Some derbies may have specific age requirements or categories, but the majority of major derbies, such as the Kentucky Derby, feature three-year-old thoroughbreds. This age is considered prime for racing due to the horse's physical development and stamina.

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