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• Photo finish: Started in 1935 at California’s Santa Anita Park, the photo finish machine lessens arguments sure to break out when horses end together.
• By a nose: This is the slimmest of margins to determine the winner of a horse race. The term is used whether the first part of the body crossing the finish line is a nose (as in horse racing), a finger (as in ■dimming), a fender (as in auto racing), or a few hundred votes (as in a political race).
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