accumulator
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a type of bet in horse racing. Any money that you win is immediately used for a bet on another race.
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a type of bet in horse racing. Any money that you win is immediately used for a bet on another race.
a week of horse racing held in the town of Ascot, Berkshire, in the UK that many rich people and members of the royal family go to
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a place where you can bet money on something, for example the results of a horse race
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a bet on a horse race in which any money that you win on one race is risked on a second race
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an activity or competition in which the rider of a horse makes the horse perform particular movements
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horse-riding competitions in which different skills are tested, usually over a period of three days
an important horse race held in England every year that many people bet on (=try to win money on by guessing which horse will win)
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used in the names of two important horse races that take place every spring in England, the 1,000 Guineas and the 2,000 Guineas
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a horse race in which the stronger riders carry extra weights in their saddle to make the competition fairer
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the sport of horse racing, or the activity of betting money on the results of horse races
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horses when they are described as something that people buy, sell, or train for racing
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a sport in which riders called jockeys race against each other on horses, sometimes jumping over tall wide objects called fences
the most important horse race in Australia, held in Melbourne every year on the first Tuesday in November
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the small separate area near a racetrack where people and horses gather before a race
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an amount of money that is offered as a prize in a sports competition, especially a boxing match or a horse race
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a series of horse races that take place at one place on one day or during a period of several days
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a person or horse that illegally takes part in a competition or race instead of another person or horse
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a sport in which someone riding a horse jumps over a set of fences and is judged on their speed and ability
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a business where horses are trained for races and competitions: can be followed by a singular or plural verb
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in a horse or dog race, the odds of a particular runner just before the race starts, representing the amount of money that you will win if you bet on it
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a person or animal that keeps trying to do something difficult, especially a horse that manages to finish a difficult race
a system of betting on a horse race in which the people who risk money on the winner share the total amount of money risked on the race
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a horse that takes part in races in which horses trot while pulling a light vehicle in which a driver sits
to have your weight checked before you take part in a sport such as boxing or horse racing
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an occasion when someone who is taking part in a sport such as boxing or horse racing is officially weighed
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an unlikely/likely chance of winning if you bet on a horse in a race or on the result of a competition
when the runners or horses are under starter’s orders, the race is ready to start
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