under what rules is the boat race governed?
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The Amateur Rowing Association\n\nhttp://www.oara-rowing.org/render.aspx?siteID=1&navIDs=1
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The official governing body of bicycle racing in the US is USA cycling.\n\nwww.usacycling.org\n\nIf you want to race under international amateur rules governed by the International Olympic Committee or as a Pro, you sign up there.\n\nBut as another guy said, every town has informal, club rides every weekend and many weeknights. Even though they aren't formal "races" ... well, you get a bunch of guys together, they're going to compete. \n\nStay safe, it ain't worth dying over.
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depends on state, and country. differnet states have different laws for boating. some require licenses, some dont. etc\nhttp://www.uscgboating.org/regulations/boating_laws.htm
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rules?\nnone of those old, overused ones...
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The full rules of tennis are administered by the International Tennis Federation and can be found on the ITF Website. \nhttp://www.itftennis.com/abouttheitf/\n A basic guide is currently available on the BBC website. \nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/rules_and_equipment/4222290.stm
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Information inside the DRF includes, The tracks listed of the day..All the horses entered for each race that day..There post postion..10 lines of there last runnings, Jockeys listed to ride them..and a brief outline of the handicappers about the horse;Also theres a listing in the front of every track of What handicappers of that track think of the race..and Possible odds.. So Study that DRF and GL at the races
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Try this link for starters. Keep in mind that during this era, India was a colony of Britain.\nhttp://www.indiarace.com/Archives/RacingEvolution/history.htm
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it's the general rule of Y! Answers.\nit has its restrictions, rules and regulations.
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The reason is because the rules say in England that a game needs to have a least of 5 points to be consider a game with a difference of two points to consider the winner of that specific game.\nIt all goes back to the British
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Yes....\n\nIn horse racing...anything can happen, and it usually does !
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Check this out http://www.gadebridgebc.org.uk/GBCbadminton_rules.htm
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What do you mean by "rules"?\n\nApprovals needed (parental, ecclesiastical, etc)?  Banns of marriage?  Locations?  Licenses?  Bonds?  Recording?
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well. the stableford system is based on points instead of relation to par.. a par might earn u nothing. a birdie 2 points.. a bogey -1 point. depending on if modified or not.. the ambrose system is basically just a scramble except the handicaps are added up and divided by the total team members
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Delegates are elected.\nthe election process is determined by State and local law.
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The "formula" in the name is a set of rules which all participants and cars must meet.For more details use the link
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The battle was for control of the Mississippi River.  In military terms, whoever controls the major waterways of a country controls the final fate of the war. Describes a battle in the war of 1812.
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Could you be thinking about the sport of sculling?\n\nhttp://www.imperialboatclub.co.uk/images/sculling_2nd_trials_04/sculling_2nd_trials_04_2.JPG\n\nHere's an article:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sculling