Racetrack design

Amusement devices – Racetrack – For nonhuman animal

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ABSTRACT:
A means and method for modifying the width of a racing surface of a racetrack having a movable barrier positioned between a stationary outer barrier and a stationary inner barrier, the movable barrier comprising pylons having a removable tethering means connecting the movable barrier to the inner stationary barrier, and also having a limiting means to enable the user to place the movable pylons in generally the same position prior to the beginning of every race. During the course of the race, the user will move the movable pylons off of the racing surface, thus increasing the width of the racing surface available to the horse and driver. In another embodiment, an inner lane of approximately 8-10 feet exists to increase the width of the racing surface during the stretch portion of the race.

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Two drawings attached as Exhibits 1 and 2 with an affidavit signed by the inventor.
R. A. Herbert, M.D., "Harness Racing: Handicapping and History" Midwest Harness Horse, pp. 22-23, Nov., 1990.
R. A. Herbert, M.D., "Harness Racing: Handicapping and History" Midwest Harness Horse, p.32, Dec. 1990.

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