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... racing are called racing on the flat and harness racing . Some races on the flat involve jumping . This article is confined to Thorough- bred horse racing on the flat without jumps . For jumping races , see steeplechase ; point - to ...
... racing are called racing on the flat and harness racing . Some races on the flat involve jumping . This article is confined to Thorough- bred horse racing on the flat without jumps . For jumping races , see steeplechase ; point - to ...
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... racing and hence of the General Stud Book from 1791 provided a standard for judg- ing a horse's breeding ( and thereby , at least to some degree , its racing qualities ) . In France the Stud Book Française ( beginning in 1838 ) ...
... racing and hence of the General Stud Book from 1791 provided a standard for judg- ing a horse's breeding ( and thereby , at least to some degree , its racing qualities ) . In France the Stud Book Française ( beginning in 1838 ) ...
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... racing ability , and physical conformation . Racecourses . The ownership of racetracks ranges from complete state control , in which case the national government may own the tracks and horses and employ trainers , jock- eys , grooms ...
... racing ability , and physical conformation . Racecourses . The ownership of racetracks ranges from complete state control , in which case the national government may own the tracks and horses and employ trainers , jock- eys , grooms ...
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