Sentences with phrase «horse racing form»

We plan to go back to the bar with the horse racing form guide to see if little Triffid can give us some hot tips.

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The 2018 showpiece theme was «The Great Race,» meaning competitors» inspiration was derived from recognized forms of race, including car racing, swimming, horse racing, running, cycling and boatRace,» meaning competitors» inspiration was derived from recognized forms of race, including car racing, swimming, horse racing, running, cycling and boatrace, including car racing, swimming, horse racing, running, cycling and boating.

Last season, Spurs famously came third in a two - horse race for the Premier League title, when capitulating under the pressure of being Leicester's last remaining rivals, and it was our care - free winning form which led us to leapfrog our noisy neighbours.

It was slightly before noon and horse - players in the paddock area at Tropical Park assumed the postures of their trade — they threw back their heads like turkeys in a rainstorm and drank in the sun and dreamily contemplated nothing at all, or they shaded their eyes and pored over agate type in the Racing Form's columns and scrawled notes to themselves in the margins.

As always when along shot wins, bettors in the stands reexamine their Racing Forms to see whatthey missed in the horse's past performances.

No athlete in history has come close to earning, strictly in sports, what Shoe has, and his account of this brimming career forms an indispensable chapter in the annals of horse racing over two decades

They formed as unlikely a foursome as racing has known — Howard the carny - barking huckster, Smith the enigmatic loner, Pollard the injury - prone journeyman who saw Seabiscuit as his final chance and the unprepossessing horse himself — the knob - kneed, crooked - legged Biscuit.

By the early»60s most states had banned Butazolidin for horses about to race, largely on the ground that, as a temporary reliever of soreness and unsoundness, it must have some effect on a horse's running form.

Any regular horse racing punters will cite Lucky 15 betting as one of the most entertaining methods of wagering on their favourite sport, so it's clear to see that it comes as one of the most favourable forms of horse racing betting in recent times.

Any profits from Suffolk OTB, formed to handle horse race wagering, go to Suffolk County, although the agency hasn't turned a profit since 2006.

Electoral politics, especially in a two - horse race or First Past the Post system, is perhaps politics in its crudest form.

«The gaming world is changing,» said Cuomo, who says he hopes to create an economic «synergy» between horse racing and other forms of gambling.

Visit the website to see the latest Horse Racing results, news, form guide and betting odds.

John Cleese plays Donald Sinclair, a billionaire Vegas casino owner who concocts a new form of race, better than horse races because the participants can lie, cheat and steal their way to the finish line.

Horses have a race record, and the racing form presents that racing history for anyone who wants to know under what conditions they have raced.

Another example of this horse - racing mentality cropped up last week in the form of Morningstar's fund company performance rankings, in which Morningstar compiled asset - weighted outperformance records for the industry's 25 largest firms over the three years ending August 2009, and compared those figures to the performance for those firms for the three years ending August 2006.

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Tate Britain, London, until 4 January 2015 The Turner Prize is the nearest contemporary art comes to a spectator sport, something akin to horse racing: it relies on form but past successes can go out the window when the nags face the conditions on Derby Day — the best contribution to the Tate Britain show often takes the prize.

Barnette also scores the names of horses «Pacific Pride,» «Hard Sun,» and «Kitty Cash» on separate sheets of racing forms.

The metallic - looking surface of the graphite covers almost entire pages, revealing in the negative space elements of the racing form — tiny american flags, stacks of dollars, coins, and little horses jumping off the page.

Why does the Daily Racing Form publish «adjusted» Beyer speed figures for each horse?