I'm going to Derby Day for Easter Racing Carnival and need a tip for race 2.
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dont get anything with 'meat' in it from the snack bar...
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For road racing, check the local clubs  You may need to drive 4 hours or more to find the tracks that the clubs run at but that's really the place to start.\n\nGet their rule book cause you need to set up a bike to pass tech (safety wire, tape lights, numbers..etc), as well as get the required safety gear (helmet, gloves, leathers, boots).\n\nTake the beginners school which normally happens on part of a Friday and all day Saturday.  If all goes well, he'll have his first race that Sunday.\n\nFrom there you acquire points not just for chapionships but to go to certain levels of experience from Novice to Provisional Expert to Expert to Pro.  It's different from club to club.  At certain point totals or experience levels, he can then run regional events. if he has enough points to become a pro he can then run at the national level.
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eat an apple drink tea eat something sugary sweets and sleep at least an hour, then do some serious stretching before the game and really limber-up, and good luck
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Fore-go the feathers, too fussy and you will look like Sesame Street goes to the Derby...I would go for a simple, yet elegant trucker hat, sporting something sassy and trendy like..I piss like the race horse you just rode...\nyou get the idea...a pair of black, knit leggings and a roomy , comfy beefy T. with a pair of black Tony Llama cowboy boots should finish off your look in style! Add a necklace, some feather earrings, and a black and gold lame bag, and honey, you are set for the Derby!
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This is the Australian Harness racing site and it should hopefully prove helpful\n\nhttp://www.harness.org.au/
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Be sure to eat plenty of good carbs the entire week prior to the race.  Also the last 3 days prior to the race eat plenty of bananas and mayonnaise, if you can stand it, this will help to increase your potassium which will decrease your amount of cramps.  The night before the race hydrate with plenty of water.  DO NOT DRINK SPORTS DRINKS!  This will increase the amount of sugar in your body which can then lead to you feeling parched later.  I would stick with water.  The day of the race don't drink a lot before the race, just drink during the race.  If this is your first marathon you will be really nervous anyway, and do not need to pump your kidneys up anymore.  Good Luck with this.  I hope you succeed to your expectations and beyond.
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posh hats at the races are for special days like the derby or royal ascot. just go smart casual, everyone else will be. or if you are going to the owners enclosure, try smart.
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About an hour before the race sit down and close your eyes. Visualize yourself running the race. Picture yourself running on every part of the track. Picture yourself picking up the pace when you need to and see yourself beating your opponents. When it comes to race time, the race isn't as intimidating because you just visualized it and you know what you need to do. It works, I promise. After your visualization, it's go-time. Warm up and listen to your fav music while you jog/stretch. Good luck. Remember being nervous is good. If you aren't nervous, you won't win.
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http://www.coolrunning.com/engine/2/2_1/126.shtml\nthis should help
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You need to pack it very well.  Make it almost as hard as asphault.  Your drivers will apperciate it very much and you will have better racing.
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take off dq and stay outside on the handicap match until u get them in red and take off al the rules\nthe mexicools one just keep getting chairs snd do the chair finsher it always work
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one that makes menthol cigarettes so they could use your race as part of their advertising campaign\ncools sounds a good bet for a tie in take plenty of Smirnoff iced [maybe they will sponsor you as well \nif the other team tries to cheat let me know and i will send a squad of aqua trolls to blast them with flame throwers that should dampen their spirits
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Get there early, and bring food/beer/water.  Beverages and food at the track are expensive ($6 for a beer or burger).  Sunscreen and earplugs are good.  Wear sneakers or some comfortable shoes, you'll be doing A LOT of walking.  If your gonna buy any souvenir or merchandise at the track, prepare to pay a lot.  I suggest renting a Nextel FanView for the weekend, those things are great.  It's sometimes hard to know what's going on at the track since you can't see everything and whatnot, the FanViews make up for that.  If your going down to the pits, you can't have open toed shoes, shorts, or sleeveless shirts.  I don't know about Chicagoland, but many tracks are hard to get out of afterwards, either get to your car quick to beat the traffic or be prepared to spend sometime getting out of there (I spent 5 hours in the parking lot at Phoenix a couple of years back).  And most importantly, HAVE FUN!!
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This is what the UK Business Opportunitt Review website had to say about it:\n\nhttp://www.business-opportunity-review.co.uk/Page.php?Nav=Business+Opportunities&Category=All+England+Racing+Club\n\nGood luck and happy (& sensible!) gambling
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Run 600s or 800s to help build your endurance so you'll be able to go hard for te majority of the meet. Work on having a good stride for the back stretch after you come out digging hard...be motivated and happy
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It is always dangerous to be talking about the Festival at this early stage in the season, so much can change in the next few months!  I wont be backing anything until declarations are in.\n\nI'll be keeping a close eye on Star de Mohaison, Voy Pur Ustedes, and Denman, to name a few, but there is plenty of time for untried horses to come out of the woodwork before March.\n\nAll I will say is lay Beef or Salmon for all your worth, the horse has never won outside of Ireland, he has been given too many chances now.
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Go full throttle on the straights.  Keep speed in the turns, kart is much easier to get around the turns if you do.  Visit www.worldkarting.com for all kinds of info and links to resources.   HAVE FUN!!!