claiming race (noun)

1. In the claiming race, one horse declared to be sold at such a high price that the other owners laughed and said he must be made of gold.

2. In a magical realm, the claiming race involved owners revealing the enchanted price tag that would be attached to their horses after the race.

3. In a futuristic world, the claiming race took place on a distant planet where owners announced the intergalactic bidding price for their horses after the race.

4. According to ancient Greek mythology, the claiming race was held on Mount Olympus, where gods and goddesses would proclaim the divine amount at which their horses would be sold after the race.