Horse racing has become commonplace in all parts of the world. The competition dates back to ancient civilizations and continues for thousands of years. Besides, some exotic races have appeared among the animals for fun and fun; let's get to know some of them.
1 Race Dogs Dash
It first began in Australia in the 1970s. It is held annually despite the genetic predisposition of dogs to back injuries, small size, and short legs.
2 Greyhound Racing
These dogs weigh from 50 to 80 pounds, and are the fastest dogs on earth, with a maximum speed of 45 miles per hour.
3 Snail Racing
It is held in July annually at the Cricket Ground in Norfolk County, UK, for more than 25 years, where contestants are the only garden snails.
4 Camel Race
Has become a more formal and organized sport since 1970, especially in Arab countries in the Middle East. The race is held for a distance of up to 25 miles per hour.
5 Racing cockroaches
The race was first held in 1986 at the Story Bridge Hotel in Brisbane, Australia. It is currently held on 26 January each year at the same hotel.
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6 Hamster Race
Was first held for fun by Blue Square for the book industry after the 2001 foot-and-mouth horse race was halted in the UK. The race takes place on a 30-foot track, achieving the fastest time in 38 seconds.
7 Turtle Race
It was first held in 1902 in the United States, and at that time was described as the strangest race ever. It has been the main street of racing in Longville, Minnesota since 1950, leading to the city being recognized as the capital of the world's turtle race.
8 Sheep Race
Each year, Australia is famous for raising sheep. The proceeds of these races, which amount to $ 112,000, have been donated to charities over the last 19 years.
9 Ostrich Race
Held in South Africa and several other areas in the United States, it is the largest and fastest bird on earth, capable of achieving up to 43 miles per hour.
10 Goat Race
Held annually since 1925 on the island of Tobago. Currently sponsored by the Department of Tourism of the House of Representatives of Tobago.
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