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race card

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*race card
Cliché the issue of race magnified and injected into a situation which might otherwise be non-racial. (Typically: deal ~; play ~; use ~.) At the last minute, the opposition candidate played the race card and lost the election for himself.
See also: card, race


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Without wishing to advise punters to stick a pin in the race card and hope for the best, selecting the Grand National winner is not the easiest of tasks for anyone let alone the once a year punter Sure people win and often can win tidy sums, but there are forty horses in the race of varying abilities and they have to run 4?
Byline: Carolyn Davison I FIND it sad that Mr Berman felt he had to use the race card in response to my letter about Cardiff being destroyed (Viewpoints, February 28).
Wincanton will stage an all hurdle race card on Saturday after being forced to cancel their chases, while on the same day Kempton will stage an extra allweather fixture.
 
 
 
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