Definition of undercard
: a program (as of boxing matches) supporting the featured match
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The horse will tell us.’’ D. Wayne Lukas expects to have two Preakness runners: Bravazo, sixth in the Derby, and Sporting Chance, fourth in the Pat Day Mile on the Derby undercard.
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Still, even if Cavs–Warriors Part 4 comes to pass, that main event finally has a worthy undercard.
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Some of the races on the Kentucky Derby undercard will be televised during the coverage.
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On the undercard Fleetwood Mac played Indianapolis once more before 1973 arrived.
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O'Sullivan is promoted by Alvarez's promoter, Golden Boy, which could also lend some talent to the undercard, including exciting Victorville prospect Ryan Garcia.
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From younger headliners to an eclectic undercard, Bonnaroo 2018 will not disappoint.
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In another high-profile race on the Florida Derby undercard, Conquest Big E, led at every call to win the $300,000 GII Gulfstream Park Mile.
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Other San Antonio fighters scheduled to appear on the undercard include super flyweight Robert Rodriguez in his pro debut, along with super featherweights Joseph Rodriguez and Xavier Wilson in separate bouts.
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1926
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