racecard (Meaning)

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racecard (n)

a program for a race meeting; lists the races and the names of the horses

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The racecard for the upcoming Formula One Grand Prix is eagerly anticipated by fans worldwide.
As a seasoned better, I always study the racecard meticulously before placing any bets at the racetrack.
The racecard displayed a diverse array of events, from sprint races to endurance challenges.
Spectators eagerly gathered around the bulletin board to catch a glimpse of the racecard for the day's events.
The racecard indicated that the thoroughbred race would be the main event of the day.
Before the race began, jockeys huddled around to review the racecard and devise their strategies.
The racecard featured a mix of seasoned veterans and up-and-coming talents, promising an exciting day of competition.
As a newcomer to horse racing, I relied heavily on the racecard to understand the day's schedule and lineup.
The racecard listed each participant along with their respective odds, providing valuable insight for spectators and bettors alike.
Despite the unpredictable weather, the racecard remained unchanged, ensuring that all scheduled events proceeded as planned.

a program for a race meeting; lists the races and the names of the horses

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The racecard for the upcoming Formula One Grand Prix is eagerly anticipated by fans worldwide.

As a seasoned better, I always study the racecard meticulously before placing any bets at the racetrack.

The racecard displayed a diverse array of events, from sprint races to endurance challenges.

Spectators eagerly gathered around the bulletin board to catch a glimpse of the racecard for the day's events.