Sentence examples for racecourse of from inspiring English sources

The map includes a table, resembling a prognosticator for a tournament or a racecourse, of the combatants' armies: "This map will prove of much value to the members of the Society who wish to follow the series of military campaigns that it is feared will be without parallel in history".

We take a seat at a table near the mouth of the entrance surrounded by a noisy cabal of racegoers clad in shorts and t-shirts with large plastic beer mugs in hand – similar to Windsor racecourse of a Monday evening in August – and resume where we left off, with thoughts that next month the UK Flat turf season will be poised to begin in earnest.

The club was founded in 1869 on the racecourse of the Liverpool Hunt Club, and received the "Royal" designation in 1871.

York Racecourse was established in 1731 and from 1990 has been awarded Northern Racecourse of the Year for 17 years running.

Data regarding horse management, daily training regimen and exercise-related injuries were collected for harness STBR in training at the racecourse of Turin-Vinovo from the 1st January 2008 to the 31st December 2011.

Earlier, interactive sound-based work saw Abela construct a racecourse out of vinyl records in which visitors could steer cars using old arcade machines.

Afterward, he opens the hood, discusses outstanding features of the engine or chassis and recites the car's triumphs and disappointments on the racecourses of Europe and America.

Here we were met by Aine, travel agent, director of the racecourse, wife of the impresario behind an excellent (and not at all tinkly tinkly) show called Celtic Steps, and a leading light in the town.

On Oct. 22, the well-known sports talk-show host Jim Rome and the former professional basketball player Rex Chapman were at Keeneland Racecourse, one of the meccas of horse racing in the United States.

Future Music festival in Sydney was something like this: the track of Randwick racecourse calling some 50,000 punters to a day of sun and dancing.

At a time of year when their homelands seem most arid, the sheikhs find themselves driven through avenues of trees between green paddocks to a racecourse full of shade and flowers.