Table horse racing

A table horse racing for moving a plurality of simulated horses toward a finish line, comprising:

• a table frame, having two opposite lateral walls and two opposite end walls, each of said two lateral walls at an upper part thereof being provided with an inner elongated groove respectively, and one of said end walls providing at least a first hook;
• a board with two opposite lateral edges, two end edges, and a bottom, each of said two lateral edges being inserted in said groove respectively so as to mount on the table frame, a room between one of said two end edges and one of said end walls being left, providing a plurality of bumps spaced apart to each other near the other end edge, and at the bottom thereof being fixedly attached at least a second hook;
• a crank associated with a crank shaft, the crank shaft passing through one of said two lateral walls and being rotatably supported by the table frame;
• a nut, being provided on the crank shaft;
• an angle plate, being fixedly attached to the bottom of the board, and keeping contact with the nut;
• and
• at least a rubber band, being engaged with the first and second hooks respectively;
• whereby, the turning of the nut against the angle plate and the pulling action of the rubber band cause the board to shake back and forth so as to move the horses.