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COLT—UntO a male horse reaches his fourth birthday, he is called a colt. After that, if left uncasterated, he is termed a stallion.
DAM—The mother of a horse.
DEAD HEAT—When two or more horses cross the finish line simultaneously, officials may call the race a dead heat. This is a rarity, but it does happen, even with the advent of high-tech camera photo-finish machines.
FILLY—A female thoroughbred up to its fourth birthday is called a fiUy. Following Jan. 1 of her fourth year, she is referred to as a mare.
FURLONG—The standard
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