Sentence examples for overseas race from inspiring English sources

Lower perceived vulnerability in this sector could be explained by the fact that the racing industry was better supported by the response agencies during the 2007 outbreak when compared to other sectors [ 41, 42] and by lower risk perceptions regarding potential impacts for international horse trade and travel for overseas race meetings.

Generally the overseas races are special, as you go there a few days earlier than usual, so you get to see different things.

Not only are American riders breaking into the international scene, the Europeans are occasionally flying overseas to race.

A spokesman for Ascot, at the forefront of trying to encourage big-name horses from overseas to race in the UK over recent years, said it was "becoming a massive issue" and something the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities should put "as a No1 priority for discussion".

For years, corporate sponsors have often prohibited runners from entering races overseas that conflicted with races at home.

"We predict a doubling of people who come from interstate and overseas for the race," Rann said.

In a word, upon the existing evidence, prohibition must be regarded as a special contribution to social policy made by the majority of the English-speaking race overseas.

An Ernst and Young report from 2011 shows that 9,000 tourists came from overseas for the race, with 25,000 coming from other Australian states.

"Surely we have races overseas which we enjoy.

Athletes competing at national level or in minor races overseas have more responsibilities.

Following the resignation last autumn of Murtagh, however, the Co Tipperary stable has been using the best available, above all in big races overseas.