In a Clm 4000B horse race what does the B mean?

While "B" can stand for many different things in different contexts (as the other answer illustrates), in a race code like this, "B" stands for "beaten." Clm means that the race is a claiming race, meaning that all the horses are for sale for the stated price... here, that price is $4000. After Clm 4000, there can be different letters and numbers that signify further conditions on the race. Often, you'll see claiming and allowance races that say N1L, meaning non-winners of one race lifetime... that means that if the horse has won a certain type of race, it can't compete in this race. The "B" is another type of condition... it means that to run in this race, the horses must have been beaten (meaning they haven't won a race) for a certain period of time.|||Workout code - B stands for Breezing, Equipment - B for Blinkers and Medication Definition - B is for Bute.





see link for codes for other..


http://www.bodog.com/horse-betting/guide鈥?/a>


http://www.equibase.com/newfan/codes.cfm