Ostrich racing is a sport in which people ride ostriches around a track. The sport originated in Africa and has been practiced for centuries. There are many different ways to race ostriches and the rules vary from country to country.
In the United States ostrich racing typically takes place at fairs and carnivals. The ostriches are ridden by jockeys and the race is run on a dirt track. The ostriches are given a head start and the race is typically run in heats. The winner of each heat advances to the next round until there is a final winner.
Ostrich racing can be dangerous both for the riders and the ostriches. The ostriches can reach speeds of up to 40 miles per hour and they are not always easy to control. There have been many accidents both serious and fatal in ostrich racing.
If you are interested in ostrich racing there are a few things you need to know. First you need to find a place where ostrich racing is taking place. Second you need to be prepared for the possibility of an accident. And third you need to have a good time!
