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Long reserved for the white elite in Zimbabwe, horse racing survived the independence of the country in 1980.
Due to the prolonged recession in which the country has been plunged into since the early 2000s, the once loved sport faces a disappearance. Zimbabwe has only four full-time coaches for 120 race horses.
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