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Noun(1) a horse used to set the pace in racing(2) a horse trained to a special gait in which both feet on one side leave the ground together

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(1) Heretofore, technology itself was the pacer for developments.(2) Now this weekend, the Inter Dominion harness racing championship winds up with the pacer 's Grand Final, this year worth a record prize money of a million dollars.(3) Sallie was going to be the next pacer , so she got ready for her twenty mile loop.(4) In my opinion you need to ask the pacer that you sign up with what his strategy is, as they often have different ideas about how to run the races, (and I am not disagreeing with Frank here, they are very experienced runners).(5) That day the pacer Allaboard Jules ran third in yet another cheap race at New Jersey's Freehold Raceway, maybe earning $300, not enough to meet the blacksmith's bills.(6) Pacing is faster than trotting, which is why pacers and trotters run separately in harness racing(7) But it was something that perhaps wasn't as common originally, and so it was only really the selective breeding that increased the number of pacers to the extent where we actually have more pacers running around now than we do trotters.(8) He also raced one or two pacers at Addington Raceway.(9) Without the help and support of my pacers and my wife Carol, I could not have completed this challenge.(10) u2018It is a little less competitive with the trotters compared to pacers ,u2019 she said.
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(1) pacer
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Noun
1. pacemaker
2. pacesetter


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