racehorse
/ˈreɪsˌhɔːrs/
NOUN
1. Horse bred or trained for racing
A horse specifically bred, trained, or used to compete in races, particularly events involving speed, endurance, and athletic performance.
1.1. Thoroughbred and competitive racing horses
Refers to a horse that participates in organized racing competitions, especially thoroughbred racing and other events where speed and competitive performance are important.
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Examples
- The racehorse sprinted effortlessly across the track, leaving its competitors far behind.
- A sleek and powerful racehorse galloped under the watchful eyes of the eager spectators.
- As the gates opened, the energetic racehorse surged forward, aiming for victory.
- The jockey skillfully guided the spirited racehorse through the twists and turns of the challenging course.
- With each stride, the determined racehorse closed in on the finish line, securing a well-deserved win.