How To Use Racetrack In A Sentence

Marshals struggled in vain to prevent spectators rushing onto the racetrack.
The series is so competitive that an extra second on a pit stop or getting through traffic on the racetrack can mean the difference between finishing first or fourth.
Those participants who qualify from each local market will join as a team representing their racetrack or off-track betting facility in Las Vegas.
The shop provided saddles, boots, and other riding equipment for riders at south Florida racetracks.
Each month two winners will be chosen and invited to complete a timed lap, with an instructor, round a racetrack. Times, Sunday Times

Plans call for the demolition of the racetrack and grandstand to provide the necessary space for expansion.
Our members are statistically amongst the safest people with whom to share a racetrack, with consistently fewer incidents and therefore more track time.
An artificial hoof attached to a machine that mimics the pounding of a horse's stride may help researchers discover the safest racetrack surface material for horses.
Chairman Frank Stronach has targeted NYRA as a takeover candidate for his company, which is North America's largest operator of pari-mutuel racetracks.
It kind of indicated a couple of times that maybe you missed the competitive atmosphere of the racetrack and the track side. Is that what led you to leave the booth and to definitely get back to racing more on a competitive basis?
It's a lot of hard work, and I don't mean just about what happens on the racetrack.
Ellis Park will become the third racetrack to test entrants for alkalizing agents or ‘milkshakes’ when it opens its summer meeting on July 13.
The disadvantage is if you don't have them working with you, they know everything you are doing so they have the same possibility and they can take a place in the racetrack from you.
Obviously, winning the first race last year seemed like it all came together, but there's a lot more to it than just the results on the racetrack.
This is not a new situation for Texas's owners, trainers, breeders, and racetrack operators.
Related storms caused extensive damage and killed horses at a racetrack in Kentucky.
The markets work in the same way as the Tote works at the racetrack, where the crowd is better at picking winning horses than any individual handicapper.
Considering that most fans watch the races on TV rather than from the stands, the racetrack will make or break the reputation of an event.
So a racetrack like Milwaukee, being another track that's fairly short and not really steeply banked, it ought to be a pretty difficult place to race?
As the only simulcast licensee in North Dakota, Racing Services provides signals from racetracks around the nation to ten off-track locations in the state.
My Pontiac wasn't just fast every once in a while; it was fast every doggone time down the racetrack.
After a two-month trial, a former racetrack tout and his former accountant were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud people who invested in a racing syndicate.
In North America, it will be distributed via the Australian Racing Network to racetracks, off-track betting sites, and internet wagering sites.
November 8, 2000 - The New York Racing Association announced that it would begin using the color-coded saddlecloths adopted by many other racetracks around the country. © Copyright 2006, Thoroughbred Times.
Lagging behind, he bought a $2 tip sheet from a racetrack tout, who told him for five bucks he would ‘mark all the winners.’
Racetracks across the United States planned to observe the one-year anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Wednesday.
The Ferrari team wanted to test their new car out on the racetrack.
It's a tough racetrack, and qualifying is very important.
It was a far cry from members' enclosures at racetracks.
Around one last bend in the water-gouged and gulleyed road, prepare for a sight the like of which you have never imagined: the tracks of the sliding rocks of Racetrack Playa, a sight unique on Earth.
It's called a "racino" because the gambling operation is linked to a racetrack. Casino Deal Gets a Boost
‘One of the stewards told me that they were ejected from the racetrack by track management,’ Solis said.
Then he is sprung from prison by close associate Mike Carter so that Bannion can lead a daring racetrack heist.
She recently spent three hours at a racetrack of Met Life Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., with her crew and hundreds of volunteers to test-fly the newest balloons. On Thanksgiving, She Reigns in This Parade
Warner, who has rescued Thoroughbreds off the racetrack before, plans to keep Big Rut as a lead pony or show horse.
Luck" is set at Santa Anita, the sun-drenched Art Deco racetrack near Los Angeles. HBO Takes Its Money to the Track
Rarely have we seen any jockey ride this rolling, twisting racetrack with such confidence. Times, Sunday Times
Rarely have we seen any jockey ride this rolling, twisting racetrack with such confidence. Times, Sunday Times
Officials said they expected other racetracks and off-track wagering operators to adopt the new standard policies.
And the whole idea of bringing the pro-am golf tournament to Rancho Santa Fe was to promote the racetrack.
He picked up the term from African-American ( "dusky" he called them) stable hands at the Fair Grounds racetrack in New Orleans, probably on January 14, 1920. Your Right Hand Thief
Landowners are turning pasture into racetracks in an effort to boost flagging incomes.
Among the attractions were a "chute-the-chute" ride; a racetrack; a casino, where performers en route from Chicago to Kansas City could stop and give shows; and an imitation Atlantic beach, with salt shipped in from the East. News from www.dailygate.com
The Ferrari team wanted to test their new car out on the racetrack.
As he does so, the ghosts of countless equine legends will peer down between the racetrack's famous spires. Times, Sunday Times
Sadly, most punters are not able to visit the racetrack every day, and the vast majority of enthusiasts depend on television, whether terrestrial, cable or satellite, to follow racing.
Jack -- a racetrack hot-walker and novelist who's hit every kind of trouble in his travels from sea to sea -- tries out as a writer at WHAR and soon discovers a passion for radio and a natural talent for script writing. Two O'Clock, Eastern Wartime: Summary and book reviews of Two O'Clock, Eastern Wartime by John Dunning.
In the end I was yanked off to make way for some other deluded driver fresh from the racetrack. The Sun
In the end I was yanked off to make way for some other deluded driver fresh from the racetrack. The Sun
As greyhound racing becomes more popular races are being simulcast to off-track wagering sites, and to other racetracks, even horse tracks.
Finger Lakes racetrack canceled its card on Monday after three races due to wet track conditions.
But he pointed to an agreement last week to keep standard-bred racing going at the Meadowlands Racetrack, which the governor said moved the venue closer to being a "privately run, self-sustaining venture without taxpayer subsidies. Wall Street Posts Bets on New Jersey Horse Racing
Tijuana boasts a bullfight ring, racetracks for both dogs and horses, a jai alai fronton, golf courses, museums and cultural c ... read more exploring-tourism The Captain's Hat
Ruinous pickups, cram-full of teenagers in an elevated mood, swayed toward us at racetrack speeds.
And imagine that situation not on a flat highway, but on a narrow, one-groove racetrack with banked corners.
Lord of Misrule," by Gordon, is set at a down-and-out racetrack and concerns the troubled inhabitants of that world. PEN/Faulkner Foundation announces fiction award finalists
The Racetrack Television Network will also be telecasting the races.
With the other soldiers he camped in tents at the racetrack.
Marshals struggled in vain to prevent spectators rushing onto the racetrack.
When a superstar retires, the price is based on his racetrack performance.
The industry is not only geared to speed on the racetrack but also is finely tuned to quick delivery times. Times, Sunday Times
October 31, 1944 - The saddlecloth numbers of the first five race winners at Jamaica racetrack in New York corresponded to the number of the race in which each horse started.
In a weird way, the smelly deal to convert Aqueduct racetrack into a "racino" - a combination racetrack and casino-may prove beneficial to New York's taxpayers, because it has shed light on shady deals that might have escaped the public's notice. All Stories | The New York Observer
The changes to the racetrack are very positive.
It is not exactly a usual thing for a six-foot-five inch white man with a shock of white hair, a man of distinguished bearing to ask for a job as a hotwalker at a racetrack.
You remember our, um , drug dealer friend operating out of the racetrack?
The move was necessary due to a need for larger stables and paddocks, a training area for a mechanical horse, a full racetrack, and living quarters for out-of-town students.
As he does so, the ghosts of countless equine legends will peer down between the racetrack's famous spires. Times, Sunday Times
He runs fitly and trimly around the racetrack.
Few people stop to think of what happens to the sleek racehorses at the end of their careers in which they provide entertainment on the racetrack and on millions of TV screens.
Silverstone racetrack was the stage for a brand new racing car yesterday.
Yet recently, on the perron of the courthouse, I saw even a very simpleminded court usher, who, with the expert eye of a small-time patron at racetracks, was marveling at the lawyer as, lifting his thighs aloft, he climbed from step to step, his footfalls ringing on the marble. The Metamorphosis, in The Penal Colony,and Other Stories
At the end of the day, when the sun sets on the racetrack, the owners load up their thoroughbred and Arab horses until next month's race meeting.
The association plans to open another stud farm and racetrack by 2004.
The business boomed as the brothers' reputation for their racetrack achievements grew the family business rapidly becoming a magnet for the motorcycling community.
By using lists of demographically and geographically qualified consumers, Mountaineer Racetrack and Gaming resort was able to generate an overwhelming response for no more than the expense of a four-color brochure.
For the last year, the Yavapai Nation has attempted to amend an appendix that requires an Arizona racetrack to get off-track betting business taking place at the casino.
It also comes in two versions - one tuned for the racetrack and one for the road complete with headlamps and mudflaps.
Few ideas are wrong in their conception; it takes a dyno or a racetrack to prove otherwise.
When they got to a brand-new racetrack, surprisingly everybody adapted to the track.
Deval Patrick supports what he calls resort-style "destination casinos" but is opposed to racetracks slots, which he said won't generate as much money and as many jobs as the casinos. TimesArgus.com: Barre/Montpelier Region
This place is probably the best-maintained racetrack on the circuit.
The perfect hidden racetrack, it seems, for car thieves to speed rally style, along miles of dirt tracks.
His experiences include evaluating and rehabilitating horses from the racetracks.
The State is also facing a raft of claims, including a multi-million euro class action for compensation by chronic gamblers claiming their ruinous habit began as children betting on the State-run racetrack.
With multiple cars tightly packed around racetracks, increased visibility was a natural modification.
It featured some striking visual images, and Graham Greene's story, set against a background of racetrack racketeers, offers intriguing pre-echoes of Brighton Rock (which he published in 1938).
Hundreds of motorists have been banned from driving after taking part in 100mph street races that turned a dual carriageway into a racetrack. Times, Sunday Times
Some minutes after the officials put the green light and the winning bets were paid, rumors about the identity of the winning horse grew at the racetrack.
The painting has two titles, The Racetrack and Death on a Pale Horse, but I always misremember it as Death, the Rider. The Memory Palace
Most have screamed the equivalent of ‘get out of the stock market’, but funnily enough, not one has suggested heading off to a racetrack.
One of the owners, Gus, even dresses in yellow plaid sport coats and canary-yellow pants, just so you won't confuse him with the traditional blue-blazer crowd known to hang around the box seats at America's racetracks.
Broward County commissioners are scheduled to decide on Tuesday whether to conduct a special election in March for a referendum on allowing slot machines at racetracks and jai-lai frontons.
Thousands of horses compete at racetracks and at showjumping, eventing, dressage, carriage driving, long distance riding, pony and leisure events.
The largest obstacles to a comprehensive racing bill are the differing interests of greyhound and horse racetracks.
It's the same Indianapolis Speedway, but it's a different racetrack with the new pavement, and the corners are a little bit different with the curbing.
In his early teens he was breaking-in homebred Thoroughbreds for the racetrack and Australian Stock Horses for the polocrosse pitch, as well as getting flung off the odd buckjumper or two at the local rodeo!
The good Dr. Gupta tests his own driving skills and physical endurance on the racetrack.
This machine is clearly designed to be driven fast around a racetrack. The Sun
Reports suggest that the famous racetrack has been made bigger, though. The Sun
His goal is to reduce the number of catastrophic injuries to horses on the racetrack.
Despite several warnings in the Advertiser, yobs are still using estates and parks as racetracks for mini motos, go-peds and scramblers.
Thousands of tons of bedding are used at animal shows, racetracks, fairs, stables, kennels, zoos, pet stores, and dairies all across the country.
The industry is not only geared to speed on the racetrack but also is finely tuned to quick delivery times. Times, Sunday Times
But trading options is more like betting on horses at the racetrack.
The Henderson University graduate has served as mutuel manager and simulcasting operations manager at Hoosier Park, Indiana's first racetrack, and assistant manager of mutuels at Churchill Downs.
The nation's two largest racetrack operators have reached an agreement to work together in distributing simulcasts of their racing products to Europe.
IF you have a particular allegiance to a racetrack, it is special when great horses come down your way. Times, Sunday Times
On May 7, the Saudi Arabia Royal Cup, the Oasis Stakes Race, was held at Tokyo Racetrack.
It's not a single-groove racetrack any longer.
‘No matter what happens on the racetrack, I know that I'll always get some words of advice,’ he said.
And I have just taken it for a blast round a racetrack. Times, Sunday Times
Speaking of which, on a racetrack, the car seems agile to a quite staggering degree. Times, Sunday Times
Jim Horne, Florida's education commissioner, publicly supports a ballot initiative that could eventually lead to expanded gaming at seven of South Florida's racetracks and jai-alai frontons.
It's truly the best race in the world and the best racetrack in the world.
If you are driving round a racetrack conditions don't change much from run to run. Times, Sunday Times
You've built racetracks, you've run racetracks, you've been a part of leagues.
Fires about 60 miles east generated billows of dark smoke that hovered over the racetrack on Friday morning, filtering the light of dawn in a way that made the sun appear as an eerie pink orb.
A new all-weather racing surface was installed at the racetrack in 1997 and a new kennel area was built in 1995.
Thousands of horses compete at racetracks and at showjumping, eventing, dressage, carriage driving, long distance riding, pony and leisure events.
an habitue of the racetrack
This is not a new situation for Texas's owners, trainers, breeders, and racetrack operators.
There are three simple rules - don't hit anything, don't break anything and keep the car on the racetrack.
A number of visual displays ring the screen that measures the grip of your tires to the racetrack and the degree to which inertia and G-Force push onto your car.
Instead of going to college, young Taylor opted to go to work at the racetrack, where he apprenticed in nearly every phase of training Thoroughbreds.
Rick Tyler, whose back yard abuts Rosecroft, said he was chiefly concerned about the potential for the traffic jams a revitalized racetrack could generate. Penn National to buy Rosecroft Raceway for $10.2 million, with goal to add slots at track
The last major stakes winner to stand at stud then return to the racetrack for competition was champion Bertrando.
As he does so, the ghosts of countless equine legends will peer down between the racetrack's famous spires. Times, Sunday Times
Bellick a disturbance at a betting window of a racetrack to distract security.
And every racetrack requires a little different gearing, so we have to go through the transmissions and change the gearing.
The racetrack term shoo-in, meaning “certain winner,” is rooted in a fraudulent practice of corrupt jockeys: They agree to bet on one long shot, holding back their own mounts, and chase in or shoo in the horse they picked to win. No Uncertain Terms
The pilot practiced landings and take-offs by taking off and following a racetrack pattern (the circuit) that brings the aircraft back to the start of the runway to land.
Nascar has installed more scoring loops around the racetracks to get a more accurate read on the position of racecars.
In return, racetracks are able to track betting patterns and gain marketing information.
Already there is a museum and a horse racetrack, and last year more than 30,000 tourists visited the desolate area.
A hotwalker is the name given to the guy at a racetrack who walks hot horses around in a circle to cool them down.
We were led to this research by an age-old racetrack puzzle economists call the “favorite-longshot bias”: horse bettors historically have overbet long shots, and they win less often than their odds suggest. What A Night! Interpreting the New Hampshire Primary - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
Killed in the fire were four horses that were being laid up from the racetrack, two yearlings, and one weanling.
The man who asked not to be identified was so fed up with his estate being used as a racetrack that he grassed the offenders up to police.
Thousands of horses compete at racetracks and at showjumping, eventing, dressage, carriage driving, long distance riding, pony and leisure events.
I worked at a racetrack, picked fruit, traveled about as a vagabond.
This machine is clearly designed to be driven fast around a racetrack. The Sun
If my mares produce successful horses on the racetrack then obviously they'll be worth a lot more money, which is why I'm doing it in the long run.
I've got the perfect shirt: a tattered, tan guayabera that was probably being worn by someone at a racetrack somewhere or other at some point in the '50s.
Soon, he may even take over management of a horse racetrack.
It all adds up to a difficult day on the racetrack.
Voters will have the opportunity to approve a constitutional amendment that could pave the way for slot machines at three horse racetracks, two dog tracks, and two jai-alai frontons in the state.
Nolan watched the race from the inner of the racetrack and every manic tic of his fevered reaction was captured by the television cameras.
The move was necessary due to a need for larger stables and paddocks, a training area for a mechanical horse, a full racetrack, and living quarters for out-of-town students.

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