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 | | Harness racing, is somewhat popular in the United States and to a lesser extent elsewhere. |
 | | American thoroughbred races are run at a wide variety of distances, most commonly from 5 furlongs (1006 m) to 1½ miles (2414 m); with this in mind, breeders of thoroughbred race horses are able to breed horses to excel at a particular distance (see Dosage Index). |
 | | Critics, based on rumour, contend these 'lost' horses are killed, but in actuality they are used in breeding, sold to hunters who ride horseback, and for point-to-pointing (another horse sport). |
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