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Thoroughbred adaptations refer to the specialized traits and characteristics that have developed in Thoroughbred horses to enhance their performance in racing and other equestrian sports. These adaptations include a long, lean body structure for speed, a large lung capacity for efficient oxygen intake, and strong, agile limbs for quick acceleration and endurance. Their temperament is also adapted for high-intensity competition, often displaying a combination of intelligence and responsiveness to training. Breeding practices have further refined these traits, emphasizing speed and athleticism.
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What is the difference between a Thoroughbred and a Thoroughbred X?
A Thoroughbred is a registered breed, while a Thoroughbred X (literally 'Thoroughbred cross') is a mixed breed with Thoroughbred blood present.
When was Life of a Thoroughbred created?
Life of a Thoroughbred was created in 1941.
Does a thoroughbred have to be a racehorse to be registered in the jockey club?
No, they just have to be a Thoroughbred
Who would win a short race between a greyhound and a thoroughbred?
If it was a short race Thoroughbred would have won but the type of Thoroughbred matters.
What kind of horse was ruffian?
Ruffian was a thoroughbred racehorse.
What is the duration of Life of a Thoroughbred?
The duration of Life of a Thoroughbred is 660.0 seconds.
When was Irish Thoroughbred created?
Irish Thoroughbred was created in 1981-01.
How many pages does Irish Thoroughbred have?
Irish Thoroughbred has 189 pages.
What does half-thoroughbred mean?
Its a Thoroughbred horse bred with another different breed!
When was Thoroughbred Breeder - series - created?
Thoroughbred Breeder - series - was created in 1993.
When was Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation created?
Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation was created in 1982.
Who was the last Thoroughbred to win the Triple Crown?
The Thoroughbred's name was Affirmed xx Jess =]
