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ClaimerДЄ jockey who takes weight off a horse to compensate for their relative inexperience as a rider. ChaseДЄ form of headgear which consists of pieces of sheepskin placed on either side of the bridle and performs a similar job as blinkers in helping the horse to concentrate. Commonly used as a way to give horses race experience before tackling hurdles and fences. BumperДЄlso known as a National Hunt Flat race, and usually run over two miles without any obstacles.

Used to describe a horse who falls because of another horse, rather than falling independently. BroodmareДЄ mare (female horse) at stud who is kept with the aim of producing a foal. BridleДЄ piece of tack that fits over a horseвЂ™s head and to which the bit and reins are attached.

Most of the horses have been purchased as yearlings, and are then broken in and ridden in preparation for them galloping at the sale. Breeze-upДЄ sale in which unraced two-year-olds are ridden, galloped or вЂbreezedвЂ™ along the racecourse. When a horse cannot obtain a clear run during a race due to other horses being in close proximiity. BloodstockДЄ term used to describe the part of the racing industry which deals with racehorse breeding, be it at the sales, stud farms or elsewhere. Blinkers are designed to help horses concentrate in races. BlinkersДЄ type of headgear fitted to a horse that limits its field of vision, mainly from each side. Black typeДЄ race which is of Listed or Group class. BackwardДЄ bar (usually made of stainless steel) that sits in the horseвЂ™s mouth and is attached to the bridle. Bookmakers usually offer better odds, but no refunds are given in the event of a non-runner. Ante-postДЄ bet placed in advance of the final declarations of a race. The weight of a race horse can be reduced by younger jockeys or apprentices. This can be a result of the age or the gender of the horse or the type of jockey (amateur).

The deduction in the weight a horse must carry. AgeДЄ synthetic racing surface usually made from sand, which generally is not affected by the weather. The status of a race or racecourse described as closed, usually as a result of bad weather.

Blinkers noseband viser starters orders 6