furlong

a furlong is an obsolete measure of length.

he won by a short head after a great final-furlong duel.

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The horse race is one furlong long.

He ran a furlong before stopping to catch his breath.

The farm is located a furlong away from the village.

The track and field event includes a furlong race.

The marathon is 26 furlongs long.

The jockey led the horse by a furlong.

The finish line is just a furlong away.

The racetrack measures the distance in furlongs.

The furlong is a unit of measurement in horse racing.

The crowd cheered as the horses raced past the furlong marker.

They decided to base their new mile on an old-timey measurement called a furlong.

And she'll say, " Well, I think if you gave it an extra furlong, you might see a better result."

Parliament eventually decided a mile should be made up of eight furlongs or 5280 feet.

A furlong was 660 feet, which is the length the team of oxen could plow in a day.

Back the horse that's already several furlongs.

And it will be four furlongs.

And then, as they reached the final furlong, my yelling began to die away.

The word is they'll be timing Shy Smile over four furlongs at 5.30.

The colt had just completed five furlongs in his second workout since finishing second in the Breeders' Cup Classic a month ago.

Once round the course, plus an extra furlong, and the winning post was just below him.