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Horse racing is a competitive sport in which horses are ridden by jockeys or driven in carts (in harness racing) and race against each other on a track, typically over a set distance. The primary goal of the race is for the horse to complete the track in the fastest time, with the first to cross the finish line declared the winner.
The sport has various formats, including:
1. Flat Racing: This is the most common form, where horses race on a level track without obstacles. Races can vary in distance, usually between 5 furlongs and 2 miles. Thoroughbred horses are most commonly used in these races.
2. Steeplechase: This type of race includes obstacles such as fences or water jumps, testing both the speed and jumping ability of the horse. Races are often longer and require more endurance.
3. Harness Racing: Horses pull a sulky (a two-wheeled cart) and race at a specific gait, such as trotting or pacing. The focus is on the horse’s ability to maintain a steady pace rather than sprinting.
In addition to the types of races, there are betting opportunities where spectators wager money on the outcome of a race, predicting which horses will finish in certain positions (win, place, or show). Major racing events, such as the Kentucky Derby, Royal Ascot, Melbourne Cup, and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, draw significant attention both for the competition and for the large amounts of money involved in betting.
Horse racing has a rich history, with its roots stretching back thousands of years. It is not only a sport of speed and skill but also one of strategy and tradition, attracting fans from around the world who celebrate both the athleticism of the horses and the excitement of the races.

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