Horse racing is a competitive sport that involves horses racing against each other, typically on a track, with the objective of determining which horse can cross the finish line first. This sport has ancient origins and is often associated with betting, where spectators can place wagers on the outcomes of races. Horse racing can take various forms, including flat racing, where horses run on a flat surface without obstacles, and jump racing, where they navigate obstacles like hurdles or fences. The sport is governed by strict rules and regulations, ensuring fair competition and the welfare of the horses involved. Prominent horse racing events, such as the Kentucky Derby and the Grand National, attract significant attention and participation, both from professional jockeys and trainers and from enthusiasts and fans.
**Prix BFM Normandie** kicks off the racing excitement at Hippodrome de Deauville, showcasing some thrilling competitors in a 2500m race. With nine horses set to compete, all eyes are on…