In horse racing, a horse's birthday is officially classed as the 1st of January each year. So, if a horse is born in September 1988, for example, it will be 1 year old in September 1989. But in racing terms it will turn 1 year old in January 1989, when it is not actually a year old just yet. So the horse will always be 9 months younger than it's racing age, and this sometimes means that a horse is raced before it is truly old enough. I hope this explains it clearly, just get back to me if I confused you.
horses & dogs
they both raced horses
24 horses ran in the 2008 Melbourne Cup.
the Shoshone made rugs,hunted,and raced horses
Yes he raced with his horses and dirt bikes
yes, if a human can run 3 miles, why can't horses?
Quarter horses are still very popular. Everyone was excited because they raced the horses-the breed is famous for sprinting very fast at 1/4 mile distances.
Three-year-olds have been raced for centuries.
what athlete broke one of his ski starpes right before he raced in the downhill in 1956
Not ordinarily. It is the past tense and past participle of the verb (to race) and would require unusual syntax to describe a noun (e.g. raced horses, raced engines). The present participle, racing, can be an adjective or a noun/gerund.
Before Wendell Scott started to race he was a taxi driver.
yes 12 times