Horse racing games with board, pieces, cards and dice

A horse racing game with board, pieces, cards and dice comprising, in combination:

• a deck of cards;
• a pair of dice;
• a plurality of board pieces in a shape of a horse's head at the upper extents and an enlargement at their lower extents and a narrow neck therebetween, each enlargement having an upwardly facing recess;
• a board having a lower plate with upper and lower surfaces and an upper plate with upper and lower surfaces and of similar shape and with parallel vertical side walls coupling the upper and lower plates, a plurality of parallel slots formed from one end of the upper plate to adjacent the opposite end of the upper plate, the upper extent of each board piece extends above said upper plate, the neck of each board piece extends through one of said slots, and only the enlargement of each board piece extends below said upper plate, between said upper plate and lower plate, the opposite end of the upper plate constituting the finish line with the board having a rectangular section at its lower extent and a triangular section at its upper extent whereby the central slot if longer than each adjacent side slot with the shortest side slots located outermost from the central slot adjacent to the side walls, the upper surface being provided with indicia between adjacent slots and additional indicia at both the upper and lower ends of each slot indicating the number of the lane and with point amounts and the starting line adjacent to the midpoint of the rectangular section whereat the pieces are located to start play whereby when the cards are dealt and the dice are rolled, each player in succession may move his piece along the slot toward the finish line where the first player reaching the finish line being the winner;
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• each enlargement consisting of a pair of rollers located within each recess with a pin spanning each recess for rotatably mounting each roller within a recess for rotation about an axis perpendicular to the slots, the rollers being in rolling contact with only the lower surface of the upper plate and no other portion of said enlargement being in contact with said upper or lower plates.