Since the dawn of time, when humanity first scrambled upon the horse, racing has been a sport enjoyed by both rich and poor, educated and illiterate, young and old. Known officially as "The Sport of Kings", this exciting horse sport spans venues from turf to dirt tracks to hurtles, and a variety of distances ranging from short, explosive quarter mile tracks to races covering miles at a stretch. Specialized breeds were developed over the centuries to produce racehorses that could either run the farthest (the Arabian), the fastest (the Thoroughbred), the quickest (the American Quarter Horse), or out-trot anything on four legs (the Standardbred). The result was the promotion of an unparallel level of refinement in the selection of various racing bloodlines that are closely controlled by governing bodies overseeing the now multi-billion dollar racing/breeding industry.This category is devoted to all sites promoting, sponsoring, or providing information on flat, harness, or steeplechase horse racing.
Associations
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Chariot and Chuckwagon
Racing chariots and chuckwagons is a sport that reaches back to Roman times and the Wild West.
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Fairs
Since the early days of exploration and settlement, people have come together at certain times of the year to enjoy the festival of a season or the celebration of a special event.
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Famous Racehorses
Affirmed,
Barbaro,
Funny Cide,
Man O'War,
Phar Lap,
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Harness Racing
Harness racing is the sport of racing standardbred horses on oval tracks for purse money.
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Entries, Programs and Results,
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News and Media
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Partnerships and Syndications
Racehorses are often owned in partnership or by syndicates of owners, allowing people with an interest in racing to share the excitement of 'owning' a racehorse at an affordable price.
Europe,
Middle East,
North America,
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Quarter Mile
Sprint racing, also known as Quarter Mile Racing, is generally the domain of the American Quarter Horse, but is also enjoyed by other breeds as well.
Associations and Clubs,
Races,
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Regional
General information relating to horseracing in specific regions throughout the world.
Europe,
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Services
Auctions and Sales,
Bloodstock Agencies,
Pedigree Search,
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Steeplechasing
The name "steeplechasing" came from the quaint custom of horsemen (and ladies, when so inclined) to challenge one another to a race, often selecting the most notable and identifiable landscape feature - usually a far away church steeple - as the finish line.
Associations and Clubs,
News and Media,
Races and Racecourses,
Trainers and Training,
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Tracks
This category contains links related to horse racing tracks or racecourses from around the world.
Famous Races,
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