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Because they have long faces
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Why are racetracks called downs - I know a down is English for hill but does it tie back to a specific track like Epsom Downs or some other?
Racetracks are called "downs" primarily due to the historical association with the term used in England to describe open, rolling grassland suitable for grazing. The name is famously linked to Epsom Downs, where the Epsom Derby is held, and other similar locations. The term reflects the geographical features of these sites rather than a specific track, as many racetracks in England and elsewhere are located on such downs.
Why are horse racetracks call downs?
Because they have long faces
What is a racetracks betting board called?
The totalizer or tote board
Where can you buy the old matchbox racetracks?
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What is the arena where the Kentucky Derby is held called?
It is called Churchill Downs.
What were spme early racetracks made of?
dirt
What is Downs Syndrome also called?
Trisomy 21
What are the ups and downs of an economy called?
Business Cycle.
Why are the sussex downs called the downs?
'Downs' is from dun meaning, amongst other things, 'hill'. The word acquired the sense of 'elevated rolling grassland' around the fourteenth century
Which US state has the most greyhound racetracks?
Florida
Are go karts legal?
Karts are legal on racetracks
Are racetracks open on Christmas day?
abnwer this... why would it be?
