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clocker
[ klok-er ]
noun
- a person who times racehorses during tryouts to determine their speed.
- an official who times a race.
- a person who maintains a record of the flow of traffic, as of visitors to a museum.
Example Sentences
And seeing Baffert wander around Santa Anitaâs Clockerâs Corner in the morning, stopping for photos, chatting up old friends and people he just met for the first time, it seemed to energize the 70-year-old trainer.
But clockers recorded faster times, and by Monday, the stewards voted to change the official time to their clockerâs mark of 1 minute, 54 2/5 seconds, still short of the record.
Pimlicoâs official hand clocker had it at 1:54 2/5.
Stewards determined there were âextenuating circumstancesâ with the electronic device, but it was the Pimlico clocker whose figure carried the day.
Iâm not going to comment on other media, but every time a horse went down you could count the five TV standups out at Clockerâs Corner talking with great conviction on things they really didnât know what they were talking about.
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