Definition of racecourse
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: a course for racing
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: raceway 1
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Examples of racecourse in a Sentence
fell into the racecourse for an abandoned water mill
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In fact, just a few weeks ago, the two were spotted linking arms and holding hands while wandering around the grounds of the Royal Ascot racecourse.
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My job at this point is to be that guy along your racecourse calling your name and cheering you on, shouting out tips and encouragement.
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But the racecourse set Thursday afternoon lacked enough challenge to give Shiffrin any noticeable advantage.
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Then, in the afternoon slalom stage, Hirscher was at his finest, vastly outperforming the field in the final 150 yards, where the racecourse became considerably steeper.
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The five-lap race on the 2½-mile racecourse turned into a two-boat duel between Tate and Jimmy Shane in the U-1 Miss HomeStreet.
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But this week, the return to familiar ground for the 52-year-old was the first as a woman, competing in a charity race at British racecourse Warwick on Wednesday.
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Now in New Arcady, which is the smaller island, there are only 12 racecourses.
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The racecourse, on Providence Road, is about a mile around, and the horses run clockwise for two or three laps depending on the race.
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First Known Use of racecourse
1764
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Definition of racecourse for Students
: a place where races are held
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