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Best Racehorse Poems


In Memory of the Racehorse
Long legged, refined;
               An explosive turn of foot
               Racing to survive.

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Categories: racehorse, horse,
Form:
The Racehorse
In equine racing they always say,
You hope to win when you make your play;
Off course as you know,it's the horses that show,
They're the only ones to make their hay.
With no help from the divine my guess could be as good as thine,
For doesn't our quadruped...

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Categories: racehorse, animals
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member The Racehorse and the Ass
Written after re-reading the fable ‘the tortoise and the hare’ … I thought I would give the story a little updating!


A racehorse and an old donkey challenged one another to a race
‘I’m sure to win’ said the racehorse with a smirk upon her face

She said...

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Categories: racehorse, humorous, life,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Racehorse Acrostic
R… apes my wallet frequently.
A… prolonged waste of time.
C… arelessly treds over my happiness.
E… conomic failure, no question.
H… opefully going to break even some day.
O… h my god, look at these vet bills!
R… est? What’s that?
S… hoot, beat by a nose again.
E…ating dirt isn’t only...

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© Anna Dove  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racehorse, horse, race,
Form: Acrostic
The Racehorse
That horse ain't wild
Though he's as wild as they come
Defying stern expectation
Deciding when to run

Now we will choose for him
His spirit broken in due course
Though there still is something wild
About that racehorse...

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Categories: racehorse, animal, desire, freedom, happiness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member An Old Racehorse
"Elderly, check. Arthritis in both knees, check. Shocks world in doubt, check." ---quote by poet.


      Counted out before the marathon began.
     Far from first, second, or third in the race,
    Yet kept pushing...

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Categories: racehorse, analogy, endurance, sports, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme



A Racehorse Named Desire
Should we have walked six miles instead of two?
What else were I to do?
Bowed down and raging
Fuming in our cages
I left it all to you

You wield your power
and I could only cower
to the fear of losing
With you I'm always losing
How awful the decline
Fanfare to jeers
Running...

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© Te Indi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racehorse, character,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things