A claiming race means that a horse may be "claimed" by another owner/trainer for the stated claiming price for that race. The claim takes place before the race is run. The new owner must take possesion of the horse after the race is over. This prevents an owner/trainer from putting a realy good horse against lower quality horses. Nobody wants to get $5,000 for a horse worth $20,000.
A claim on a racehorse is where one trainer/owner claims (Or buys another trainer/owners horse) before the race by submitting a claims form. After the race if the horse has only one claim against it then that person gets the horse. If there were multiple claims for the same horse then the stewards will make the trainers flip a coin or another method similar to that to see who wins the horse. If there were no claimers then the horse stays with it's current trainer/owner.
Horse racing
British Horseracing Board ended in 2007.
British Horseracing Board was created in 1993.
British Horseracing Authority was created in 2007.
Fairyhouse is the name of a horseracing track in county Meath, so they have horseracing meetings there.
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Some race tracks tend to favor horses that run fast early and take the lead while other tracks tend to favor horses that wait until the end of the race to make their big move.
Football
Wildfire - 2005 The Claiming Race 1-5 was released on: USA: 25 July 2005 France: 13 September 2006 Hungary: 11 February 2009
Horses, by their nature, are social animals. A racetrack with crowd noise, other horses, etc, can make a horse nervous. The other horse (known as an outrider pony or simply a pony) serves to keep the horse calm as he or she heads toward the gate.
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