Former jockey Frankie Lovato Jr. explains the racing term "come from behind" sprinter, which refers to a horse that begins a race at the back of the pack, but gains the momentum to catch and pass the rest of the field as they become tired. Lovato also explains which type of races are conducive for this style of horse. Come from behind horses are also referred to as "closers".
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Frankie Lovato Jr. vowed to create 365 racing terminology videos for every day of the year for 2013 - an effort to better educate racing fans and bring awareness to Jockey World. Please watch and share with friends to support Frankie in his mission!
"There are also many misconceptions in horse racing and many potential fans could enjoy the sport better. I love to explain the things that will help open up people's minds and answer many wonders in the world of horse racing that will offer a greater appreciation and understanding of the industry. This will help bring more fans and enjoyment to the sport of horse racing," Lovato said.
