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A racetrack is a course, usually oval in shape, designed for contests of speed. These contests usually test the speed of horses, dogs, humans, or vehicles, whether motorized or human-powered. Racetracks usually have grandstands for spectators. Racetracks have some of the largest seating capacities of any sports venue and are usually outdoors. Racetracks for motor vehicle races are usually referred to as "speedways". Those designed for bicycle races are usually referred to as "velodromes". Footraces which test the speed of human athletes are usually held outdoors at a stadium or indoors at an arena or a field house. Footraces, bicycle races, and motor vehicle races may also be held on the open road.
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When was Racetrack Babies created?
Racetrack Babies was created in 1998.
When did Racetrack Babies end?
Racetrack Babies ended in 2007.
When did Tanforan Racetrack end?
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When was Tanforan Racetrack created?
Tanforan Racetrack was created in 1899.
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A 1 mile track.
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what is the mutual takeout at aqueduct racetrack
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When was Agua Caliente Racetrack created?
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When was Delaware Park Racetrack created?
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When was Jerome Park Racetrack created?
Jerome Park Racetrack was created in 1866.
