Horseracing is an equestrian sport in which the horses must quickly cover a certain distance. Horseracing is one of the oldest (organized) sports of mankind. They serve primarily to selective breeding - buy a racehorse. Both the thoroughbred and scrapie owe their breeding with the requirements of racetrack. The local rigorous selection process leads to features that are highly welcome in breeding of other breeds (eg. As health, strength, nobility in appearance and movement).
Compensation races for three year olds are now no longer held. But one was however created earlier to create options for three year olds in balancing I to IV. Rennquintett compensations are not held after Lotto hired this bet in 2003. G compensations for obstacle horses are currently too hard, because the power of active obstacle horses have not reached this level.
As a synonym for horseracing, many competitions are called derbies. Horseracing tracks are also called Turf. All gaits are allowed at gallop race. The only goal is not against the rules to hinder the other as fast as possible to get from start to finish. Because the horse is the fastest means to move the horse races are always traveled at a gallop.
Races are subject to international classification. This classification enables and promotes the aims in breeding of thoroughbred international benchmarking. There are races of groups I to III. A group is assigned to most important race. Group status is based on the historical significance of race, the prize money doping and the power of horses participating in each of last 5 years. The status of a race is reviewed regularly and may change. The to be borne by the horse in race weight arising from its age and sex, in GroupI and GroupII race but also from his previous successes.
Tender refers to detailed terms of a particular race. These include in particular the place, time, distance, and determination of doping entitled to attend the horse (definition of relevant race (rate) class). These calls are made by the organizing racing club in consultation with the DVR. The DVR (Directory for thoroughbred breeding and racing) monitors the adequacy of performance tests organized as a horse race. On a normal day of race (race event) from 7 to 12 races for different power classes of horses are advertised.
A horse is the winner of a heat race when it has beaten its opponent twice. The courses will be held at the hour distance on the same day. Heats are the archetype of gallop race. In 17th and 18th century Heat races were about 3 or 4. Miles (about 4,800 or 6,400 m) usual. These races were, however, not as now run in uniformly high speed (racing gallop), in initial phase, the pace was more leisurely and only upon passing the distance post (about 200 meters before the finish line) was "right" gallops.
The race distances vary between 1000 m (flyers races, sprints) and 3,400 m (pacemaker race) (as of 2007). Abroad also flat races over distances of 800 m are held up to 4,200 m. Flat races on grass tracks and on sand tracks (especially in Neuss and Dortmund) are organized, the course design is different. In Swiss resorts of Arosa and St. Moritz horse races are held on a frozen lake annually in January and February.
Victories and placements in listed race may, as in races will be listed in auction catalogs and names the race track in bold block letters (so-called. "Black Type" race). Sale races obstacle or flat race in which the participating horses for sale. The weight to be borne by the horse results from age and sex of horse and of so-called input price, ie the amount fixed by the owner of horse as a minimum purchase price.
Compensation races for three year olds are now no longer held. But one was however created earlier to create options for three year olds in balancing I to IV. Rennquintett compensations are not held after Lotto hired this bet in 2003. G compensations for obstacle horses are currently too hard, because the power of active obstacle horses have not reached this level.
As a synonym for horseracing, many competitions are called derbies. Horseracing tracks are also called Turf. All gaits are allowed at gallop race. The only goal is not against the rules to hinder the other as fast as possible to get from start to finish. Because the horse is the fastest means to move the horse races are always traveled at a gallop.
Races are subject to international classification. This classification enables and promotes the aims in breeding of thoroughbred international benchmarking. There are races of groups I to III. A group is assigned to most important race. Group status is based on the historical significance of race, the prize money doping and the power of horses participating in each of last 5 years. The status of a race is reviewed regularly and may change. The to be borne by the horse in race weight arising from its age and sex, in GroupI and GroupII race but also from his previous successes.
Tender refers to detailed terms of a particular race. These include in particular the place, time, distance, and determination of doping entitled to attend the horse (definition of relevant race (rate) class). These calls are made by the organizing racing club in consultation with the DVR. The DVR (Directory for thoroughbred breeding and racing) monitors the adequacy of performance tests organized as a horse race. On a normal day of race (race event) from 7 to 12 races for different power classes of horses are advertised.
A horse is the winner of a heat race when it has beaten its opponent twice. The courses will be held at the hour distance on the same day. Heats are the archetype of gallop race. In 17th and 18th century Heat races were about 3 or 4. Miles (about 4,800 or 6,400 m) usual. These races were, however, not as now run in uniformly high speed (racing gallop), in initial phase, the pace was more leisurely and only upon passing the distance post (about 200 meters before the finish line) was "right" gallops.
The race distances vary between 1000 m (flyers races, sprints) and 3,400 m (pacemaker race) (as of 2007). Abroad also flat races over distances of 800 m are held up to 4,200 m. Flat races on grass tracks and on sand tracks (especially in Neuss and Dortmund) are organized, the course design is different. In Swiss resorts of Arosa and St. Moritz horse races are held on a frozen lake annually in January and February.
Victories and placements in listed race may, as in races will be listed in auction catalogs and names the race track in bold block letters (so-called. "Black Type" race). Sale races obstacle or flat race in which the participating horses for sale. The weight to be borne by the horse results from age and sex of horse and of so-called input price, ie the amount fixed by the owner of horse as a minimum purchase price.
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