Open Question: Is horse racing just the equine version of NASCAR?

7 February 2012, 2:33 pm

Before you take offense at my question please keep in mind that I love NASCAR. It seems like horse racing is almost identical to NASCAR but instead of Fords and Chevy's and Dodge's and (ick) Toyota's you have Mustangs and Thoroughbreds and Quarterhorses and Clydesdales and the occasional donkey. Also, they only do left turns. Again like NASCAR. Horse racing also has precision pit crews to refuel and change the horse's tires in a matter of seconds. So am I right, or am I totally off base here? BQ: What other similarities can you think of between horse racing and NASCAR?... Read More »

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