donkey derby

British  

noun

1. a race in which contestants ride donkeys, esp at a rural fête

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Example Sentences

The Donkey Derby in nearby Old Magalia would get silly, as locals recreated how miners heaved the famous chunk of gold into town.

From Seattle Times

The 41-year-old was back in the village where he spent his childhood to take part in a donkey derby.

From BBC

Liz Kendall, the fourth candidate in this political donkey derby, might have offered that change, but has spent most of the campaign telling the party it is wrong about everything.

From Time

My first ever autograph was Paul Daniels at the donkey derby in Great Yarmouth.

From The Guardian

And the Castletown donkey derby.

From The Guardian