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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a derby" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific type of race, often involving horses or cars, or to describe a sporting event between rival teams.
Example: "The annual horse race is known as a derby, attracting thousands of spectators each year."
Alternatives: "a race" or "a competition".
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But a derby is just a derby.
He has never saddled a Derby favorite.
Every fixture is a derby.
"A derby is there to be won.
It all begins with a derby.
Can you buy a Derby victory?
"I never lost a derby game to City.
The numbers would have grown substantially with a Derby victory.
Although I've never worn a derby in my life".
This year, Donegal's fund is running Dullahan, a Derby favorite.
That is a derby from which everyone would win.
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