Which races are in the triple crown of horse racing, when are they run?
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It depends which Triple Crown you are refering to.  \n\nThe original Triple Crown is run in Great Britain .  For colts it is made up of the 2,000 Guineas (6th May 2006 at Newmarket), The Derby (3rd June 2006, Epsom Downs) and the St Leger (9th September, normally run at Doncaster, but at York this year due to refurbishment works).  I believe it was last won by Nijinsky in 1977, but don't hold me to that as I wasn't born then!\n\nThe Fillies Triple Crown, last won in 1986 by Oh So Sharp, is made up of the 1,000 Guineas (7th May 2006, Newmarket, The Oaks (2nd June 2006, Epsom Downs) and the St Leger (9th September, York)\n\nFillies can also run in the colts Triple Crown, but not vice versa.  Geldings are also not permitted to run in these races.\n\nThe American Triple Crown is made up of the Kentucky Derby (6th May 2006, Churchill Downs), The Preakness Stakes (20th May 2006, Pimlico) and The Belmont Stakes (10th June 2006, Belmont Park).\n\nAs I am English I don't know a huge amount about the finer details of the American Triple Crown, but try looking at websites like www.bloodhorse.com and they can help.
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On New Years Day 2007 there will be racing at the following racecourses in Great Britain and Ireland:\n\nCatterick\nCheltenham\nExeter\nSouthwell (All-Weather)\nFairyhouse (IRE)\nTramore (IRE)
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Preakness Stakes Winners\n\nYear  Winner  Owner  Breeder  Trainer  Race Time  \n2005 Afleet Alex, b. c.  Cash is King Stable  John Silvertand  Tim Ritchey  1:55.04 \n2004 Smarty Jones, ch. c.  Someday Farm  Someday Farm  John Servis  1:55.59 \n2003 Funny Cide, ch. g.  Sackatoga Stable  WinStar Farm  Barclay Tagg  1:55.61 \n2002 War Emblem, dk.b./br. c  The Thoroughbred Corp.  Charles Nuckols Jr. & Sons  Bob Baffert  1:56.36 \n2002 War Emblem, dk.b./br. c  The Thoroughbred Corp.  Charles Nuckols Jr. & Sons  Bob Baffert  1:56.36 \n2001 Point Given, ch. c  The Thoroughbred Corp.  The Thoroughbred Corp.  Bob Baffert  1:55.51 \n2001 Point Given, ch. c  The Thoroughbred Corp.  The Thoroughbred Corp.  Bob Baffert  1:55.51 \n2000 Red Bullet  Stronach Stables  Frank Stronach  Joe Orseno  1:56.04 \n1999 Charismatic, ch. c.  Robert and Beverly Lewis  Parish Hill Farm and W. S. Farish  D. Wayne Lukas  1:55.32 \n1998 Real Quiet, b. c.  Mike Pegram  Little Hill Farm  Bob Baffert  1:54.75 \n1998 Real Quiet, b. c.  Mike Pegram  Little Hill Farm  Bob Baffert  1:54.75 \n1997 Silver Charm, gr./ro. c.  Robert and Beverly Lewis  Mary Lou Wootton  Bob Baffert  1:54.84 \n1997 Silver Charm, gr./ro. c.  Robert and Beverly Lewis  Mary Lou Wootton  Bob Baffert  1:54.84 \n1996 Louis Quatorze, b. c.  Condren, Cornacchia, & Hoffman  Georgia E. Hoffman  Nick Zito  1:1:53 2/5 \n1996 Louis Quatorze, b. c.  Condren, Cornacchia, & Hoffman  Georgia E. Hoffman  Nick Zito  1:1:53 2/5 \n1995 Timber Country, ch. c.  Graham Beck, Robert and Beverly  Lowquest, Ltd.  D. Wayne Lukas  1:54 2/5 \n1994 Tabasco Cat, ch. c.  Overbrook Farm and  Overbrook Farm and  D. Wayne Lukas  1:562/5 \n1993 Prairie Bayou, ch. g.  Loblolly Stable  Loblolly Stable  Tom Bohannan  1:563/5 \n1992 Pine Bluff, b. c.  Loblolly Stable  Loblolly Stable  Tom Bohannan  1:553/5 \n1991 Hansel, b. c.  Lazy Lane Farms, Inc.  Marvin Little Jr.  Frank L. Brothers  1:54 \n1990 Summer Squall, b. c.  Dogwood Stable  W. S. Farish and W. S. Kilroy  Neil J. Howard  1:533/5 \n1989 Sunday Silence, dk. b. or br. c.  Gaillard-Hancock III-Whittingham  Oak Cliff Thoroughbreds, Ltd.  Charlie Whittingham  1:534/5 \n1988 Risen Star, dk. b. or br. c.  L. Roussell III and R. Lamarque  Arthur Hancock and  L. J. Roussell III  1:561/5 \n1987 Alysheba, b. c.  D. and P. Scharbauer  Preston Madden  Jack C. Van Berg  1:554/5 \n1986 Snow Chief, dk. b. or br. c.  Carl Grinstead and Ben Rochelle  Blue Diamond Ranch  Melvin F. Stute  1:544/5 \n1985 Tank1/4s Prospect, b. c.  Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Klein  Edward Seltzer  D. Wayne Lukas  1:532/5 \n1984 Gate Dancer, b. c.  Kenneth Opstein  William R. Davis  Jack Van Berg  1:533/5 \n1983 Deputed Testamony, b. c.  Francis P. Sears  Bonita Farm  J. William Boniface  1:552/5 \n1982 Aloma1/4s Ruler, dk. b. or br. c.  Nathan Scherr  Silk Willoughby Farm  John L. Lenzini Jr.  1:552/5 \n1981 Pleasant Colony, dk. b. or br. c.  Buckland Farm  Thomas M. Evans  John P. Campo  1:543/5 \n1980 Codex, ch. c.  Tartan Stable  Tartan Farms Corporation  D. Wayne Lukas  1:541/5 \n1979 Spectacular Bid, gr. c.  Hawksworth Farm  Gilmore and Jason  Grover G. Delp  1:541/5 \n1978 Affirmed, ch. c.  Harbor View Farm  Harbor View Farm  Lazaro S. Barrera  1:542/5 \n1977 Seattle Slew, dk. b. or br. c.  Karen L. Taylor  Ben S. Castleman  William H. Turner Jr.  1:542/5 \n1976 Elocutionist, b. c.  Eugene C. Cashman  Pin Oak Stud, Inc.  Paul T. Adwell  1:55 \n1975 Master Derby, ch. c.  Golden Chance Farm  Robert E. Lehmann  W. E. Adams  1:562/5 \n1974 Little Current, ch. c.  Darby Dan Farm  J. W. Galbreath  T. L. Rondinello  1:543/5 \n1973 Secretariat, ch. c.  Meadow Stable  Meadow Stud, Inc.  Lucien Laurin  1:542/5 \n1972 Bee Bee Bee, dk. b. or br. c.  William S. Farish III  William S. Miller  Del W. Carroll  1:553/5 \n1971 Canonero II, b. c.  Edgar Caibett  E. B. Benjamin  Juan Arias  1:54 \n1970 Personality, b. c.  Ethel D. Jacobs  Bieber-Jacobs Stable  J. W. Jacobs  1:561/5 \n1969 Majestic Prince, ch. c.  Frank McMah
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The actual race is Saturday, May 6,2006 at 6:00pm but actual race coverage starts at 5:00-6:30pm eastern time and it will be televised on NBC. If you have the ESPN channels then you can pretty much see all day coverage.. stats about the horses..etc.
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Derby - May 6\nPreakness - May 20\nBelmont - June 10
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horse racing. it is extremely fun and you always have something new to teach the horse and it is rarely the same each time.
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There are world records at all kinds of distances and surfaces- best horse on turf, over fences, etc.\nHorses race from 220 yards (a quarter mile) to 100 miles.\nIt's hard to pick the fastest horse when there is such a range! \n\nFor pure speed, world records, and impression on people at the time, the top American racehorse is probably Secretariat or Man O'War, and in the UK, Red Rum or Arkle.
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www.learnhorseriding.com
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Here's a list of the horses...\n\nhttp://www.sportingchronicle.co.uk/grandnational.html\n\nand one with Jockeys and horses here...\n\nhttp://www.grand-national-world.co.uk/gnw/the_race/past_winners/past_winners_one.html
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That will be the horse that will finish between the winner and the third place horse.
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Auto racing, motorcycle racing and bicycle racing.
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try the Daily Racing Form's page\n\nhttp://dailyracingform.com/tc/belmont/2006/belmontstakes.html
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The following link will take you to the website for harness racing in Rome.\n\nI doubt there will be any traditional horse racing during December as this out of season.  I could be wrong though!\n\nhttp://horseracing.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ/Ya&sdn=horseracing&cdn=sports&tm=60&gps=48_10_1276_828&f=00&tt=14&bt=1&bts=1&zu=http%3A//www.tordivalle.it/indexuk.html
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The 132nd Kentucky Derby will be on May 6th 2006 at exactly 6:04PM EDT.\n\nOther details are as follows: \n\nWhere: Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky. \n\nTV: NBC \n\nExpected field: 20 3-year-olds \n\nDistance: 1 1/4 miles \n\nExpected favorite: Brother Derek \n\nTotal purse: $2,213,200 \n\nWinner's share: $1,453,200 \n\nForecast: Temperatures in the upper 60s with a 30 percent chance of showers \n\n2005 winner: Giacomo
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The oldest races in the world are in Great Britain (The St Leger is the worlds oldest Classic) - after all horse racing started here.\n\nThere are great races across the globe, far too many to mention.  The top 10 would have to be: The Grand National (GB), The Derby (GB), 2,000 & 1,000 Guineas, The Oaks, The KY Derby, The Melbourne Cup, The Dubai World Cup, The Arlington Million & Cheltenham Gold Cup.
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No son, the sport of Kings is Horse-racing.
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Eventing includes 3 categories: Cross-Country, Dressage and Show Jumping. Horse and rider compete in all 3. IT's usually a 3 day event. It's so much fun. If horse and rider are really good, and excel at all three categories, they can win big! Don't know anything about cow horses though.