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horse racing

British  

noun

  1. an organized sport, closely associated with gambling, in which riders race horses over dedicated courses, often incorporating hurdles.

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Days later, the Cheltenham horse racing festival goes ahead and Atletico Madrid fans are allowed to fly from Spain to Liverpool to watch their team play in the Champions League.

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"Sectors which are less harmful and provide more to the economy such as traditional horse racing betting, should be taxed less," it said.

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Japanese horse racing has been on the precipice of breaking through on the U.S. scene.

From Los Angeles Times

Former major leaguer Jayson Werth has become a major player in the world of horse racing through Icon Racing, a horse racing syndicate he formed.

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Werth didn’t set out to enter the world of horse racing.

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