racecards
Horse betting guides
Racecards are printed programs listing horses, jockeys, and race details at a horse racing event: I studied the racecard before placing my bet.
In British political discourse, to *play the race card* is to exploit racial issues for political advantage—accusing opponents of racism or stoking racial anxieties.
The plural racecards sometimes appears as a noun for such tactics.
Shape or document
- oddsLikelihood expressed numerically
- runnersThose who race on foot
- jockeysProfessional horse racers
- trainersThose who coach athletes
silks · handicap · weights · going · tipsters · selections · bookmakers · paddock
Participating in recreation
- prejudicePreformed unfavorable opinion
- bigotryIntolerance toward differing views
- accusationClaim someone did wrong
- identityWho someone is
politics · victimhood · grievance · rhetoric · deflection · manipulation · debate · criticism
form
Shape or document
trainers · silks · handicap · weights · going · tipsters · selections · bookmakers · paddock · starters
playing
Participating in recreation
- prejudicePreformed unfavorable opinion
- bigotryIntolerance toward differing views
- accusationClaim someone did wrong
identity · politics · victimhood · grievance · rhetoric · deflection · manipulation · debate · criticism · controversy