low hurdles

noun

, Track.

1. a race in which runners leap over hurdles 2 feet 6 inches (76 centimeters) high.

Example Sentences

Dawson holds the local high-hurdles record at 19-1/4 sec., and Woolsey holds the low-hurdles record at 31 sec.

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It was the 120-yard course, with low hurdles, however, instead of the customary thirty-six-inch regulation barriers.

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Most of the little caribou took to the sport very well, and presently followed the mothers over the low hurdles.

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Threshing was going on behind one of the low hurdles which intersected the big yard here and there.

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Theyre fixing the low hurdles over there; hope Don will win.

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