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horse racing

 

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Noun horse racing has 1 sense
  1. horse racing - the sport of racing horses
    --1 is a kind of
    racing
    --1 has particulars: thoroughbred racing
Verb horse race has 1 sense
  1. horse-race - compete in a horse race
    --1 is one way to race, run
    Sample sentence:
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Horse Racing

Definition:

Horse racing refers to a sport where horses, usually thoroughbreds, compete against each other in a race to determine the fastest horse.

Usage:

1. Noun - Sport

In the sport of horse racing, jockeys ride their horses around a track, striving to finish first and claim victory.

Example sentence: The Kentucky Derby is one of the most prestigious horse racing events in the world.

2. Verb - Participate

Sometimes, horse owners or trainers choose to horse race their animals to assess their speed and ability.

Example sentence: The owner decided to horse race their filly to assess her chances of success in future competitions.

3. Noun - Industry

Horse racing is also an industry that involves breeding, training, buying, and selling horses specifically for racing purposes.

Example sentence: Many people earn their livelihoods working in the horse racing industry.

4. Noun - Place

In some countries, horse racing tracks are built to provide a dedicated space for the sport to take place.

Example sentence: The local horse racing track is a popular spot for both racing enthusiasts and casual spectators.

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