Its tiny triangular body comes in exuberant colors like sunset orange, racing green or cabernet red; a slender wisp of wire uncoils gracefully from the body to an earpod no bigger than a teardrop.
And the winner by a nose, it's Alan Charles! Twice a week, Mr. Charles leaves it all behind - the humdrum sales job, the basement studio in Manhattan, the parking battles, the child-support payments - and drives to the Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, N.J.He pulls into the backstretch stables and ducks into a dank stall to change into his handsome orange racing silks.
Morales was ready to go as early as 4 AM Monday morning, showing all her supporters that she'd be wearing bright orange during the race to represent the "Today" show Orange Room.
The greylag is pale gray in colour, with pink legs; the bill is pink in the eastern race, orange in the western.
He chose blue and orange for his racing silks because they are his team's colors and made third baseman David Wright a spokesman for Glaceau.
A crew of 30 Mexican grape-pickers, wearing headlamps and orange safety vests, races down the rows in silence, deftly severing the bunches with crescent-shaped knives and dropping them into plastic bins.
He was so confident that his point-blank offering in overtime had delivered back-to-back national titles for the Orange that he raced to celebrate with his best friend, Syracuse defenseman Sid Smith.
Playfully interacting with the architecture of the gallery, zones of pure yellow expand and contract while pink, orange and brown racing stripes break into a polygonal shape that turns corners, dives through a doorway and fills a short wall with a coolly jazzy energy (Johnson).
Producing an ear-splitting shriek, Hoshino's 767B roasts its tires in front of a crowd of appreciative onlookers, its orange and green racing livery a battle flag known throughout Japan.
