Sentence examples for racing early from inspiring English sources

When it was introduced in harness racing early in the 19th century it weighed about 125 lb (56 kg), but by the 1870s it had been reduced to 46 lb (21 kg).

American horses have been expected to start racing early and to go fast from the post to the wire, because the people in the grandstands can see the whole race and like plenty of speed.

In harness racing: Early history.

As the son of a professional steeplechase rider and stable manager, he was introduced to horse racing early.

But more common sporting events in this time frame for example, boxing, pedestrianism and early track and field, folk games and occupational sport, animal sports, harness racing, early baseball, ethnic sport, the Turners are all ignored.

Kuno, who raced early in the morning, returned to the finish area after the race for the victory ceremony.

"Bode might have raced early, and at first we didn't know what to make of that time," he said.

Some drop had been expected as investors raced earlier to buy homes ahead of a tax credit deadline, which was later extended.

The jockey Julie Krone, the first woman to be inducted into thoroughbred racing's Hall of Fame, will return to racing early next month in Southern California.

They evoke a more carefree era, when people could run businesses while following the routine of Whitehall's former business partner: start at 11am; aperitif at 12.45pm; two-bottle lunch followed by kümmels; quiet afternoon in front of the racing; early-evening whisky at 5.45pm.

Both riders could return to racing as early as December.