Yet a number of Republican incumbents -- including 35-year state Senate veteran Robert Littell, face primary challenges, and conservatives have decided to field candidates in an array of races.
"You have to understand who the customer is, what they want, and then give them what they want," said Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, chief executive of the Jockey Club, which was founded in 1884 and which stages an array of races, including the four Hong Kong International Races on Sunday at Sha Tin Racecourse.
Momo — whose name is an amalgam of "Moretti" and "Monza," a town north of Milan near a well-known racetrack — expanded to make an array of racing products, including helmets, shift knobs, road wheels, fireproof driving suits, gloves and shoes, all carrying the familiar red-and-yellow label.
A deal would end what has been a lengthy battle over the franchise, which attracted interest from an array of horse-racing and gambling companies from around the world.
The ad, which touts Clinton's embrace of diversity and features an array of New Yorkers from different races and cultures, looks right past Sanders, except through the implicit suggestion that she is more in tune with issues of race than the Vermonter, who has struggled to make inroads with blacks and Latinos.
It's the same drag-strip racing gameplay – it's all about the acceleration and perfectly-timed gear changes – but with an array of vintage vehicles to race with.
Mr. Spitzer's recommendation followed months of furious lobbying by an array of deep-pocketed horse racing and gambling interests, including some with close ties to the governor and other senior politicians in Albany.
It wasn't just giving them shoes — a variation of the Zoom Vaporfly Elite — but also putting them through an array of tests and creating race conditions (including choosing the right course, date and time) for optimal speed.
Equally sobering for Formula One purists is this: what the critics have demanded is exactly what has been delivered for years by Nascar, a form of racing criticized by enthusiasts of Formula One as being crude in its technology and its driver skills: lap-by-lap lead changes, an array of potential winners in every race, and, as often as not, a heart-thumping dash all the way to the checkered flag.
In 2003 in Grutter v. Bollinger the Supreme Court upheld an affirmative action program currently used by Texas that takes into account an array of "plus factors" that include race.
New York already has an array of lottery games, along with horse racing and casino gambling on Indian reservations near the Canadian border.
