Sentence examples for supporting race from inspiring English sources

There were no surprise withdrawals for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at yesterday's declaration stage, but Diescentric, ante-post favourite for Ascot's chief supporting race, the International Handicap, has been taken out because of the fast ground.

Hannon banked a useful £33,000 prize himself, though, when Trumpet Major, a 7-1 chance, took the main supporting race on the Doncaster card, the Group Two Champagne Stakes.

The bookmakers cannot separate The New One and My Tent Or Yours in the betting for the main supporting race on the Kempton card, the Grade One Christmas Hurdle.

The main supporting race on the card, the July Stakes, was won by Anjaal, the outsider of Richard Hannon's two runners in the race, but he was an impressive sight both in the paddock and, in particular, on the way to post and won over this six furlongs in the style of a horse who will be much better at seven or more.

The Dee Stakes, the main supporting race on Friday's card, was run as a Listed event after losing its Group Three status despite the victory of Magician, the subsequent Irish 2,000 Guineas and Breeders' Cup Turf winner, 12 months ago.

She also filed papers in 2013 supporting race as an admissions factor at the University of Michigan.

Cooper broke his leg at the meeting on Wednesday, however, and Russell won two of the supporting races on Friday's card in the O'Leary colours to compile a 3,926-1 treble.

At RM, the star car, a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport — one of just five examples of a Corvette racecar whose incredible potential was cut short by General Motors' decision to stop supporting racing — didn't sell during the auction.

Justice Kennedy has a long history of supporting race-conscious government policies in principle, but striking them down as insufficiently narrowly tailored.

Mr. Malloy fired back, "He makes it up — of course I support Race to the Top".

"There is one person on this stage" who supports Race to the Top, Mr. Perry said, meaning Mr. Romney.