See Also: Requalify - Horse Racing(gambling)
Backstretch (Racing Surface Term) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Bad Actor (Fractious Horse) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Infield Racing (Sport) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Daily Racing Form - Horse Racing(gambling)
Thoroughbred Racing Associations (Tra) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Entry (Racing Office) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Break (A Horse) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Stakes Horse - Horse Racing(gambling)
Quarter Horse - Horse Racing(gambling)

mirth (iou) and Requalify - Horse Racing (gambling)


mirth (iou)



mirth noun.

Pleasurable feeling, enjoyment, gratification; happiness; (religious) joy. OE-L17.
b. A cause of joy. OE-LME.
Rejoicing; merrymaking; jollity, gaiety. ME.
W. Irving The genial festival of Christmas, which..lights up the..Home with mirth and jollity.
A thing affording pleasure or amusement; a diversion, an (esp. musical) Entertainment. Now rare. ME.
Merriment, hilarity, laughter. Formerly also, jocularity; ridicule. ME.
D. H. Lawrence Blue eyes..swimming over with laughter-tears, their clear cheeks were flushed crimson with mirth. S. Bellow Leventhal was smiling also, but without much mirth.
b. A cause of hilarity. ME-E18.
Comb.: mirthquake colloq. an extremely funny play, Film, etc.
mirthsome adjective mirthful, joyous E19.

Requalify - Horse Racing (gambling)


A horse which has raced intractably in a registered event, or causes a false start or behaves intractably at the start, may be barred from racing by the Stewards until it can perform satisfactorily in one or more qualifying trials. Once the horse has achieved this, the horse has requalified to start in registered events.