racecard
/ˈreɪsˌkɑrd/
noun
- A printed program or card that lists the races at a horse racing or dog racing event, including the names and numbers of the runners.
- He bought a racecard at the entrance to keep track of all the dogs running that day.
- She studied the racecard carefully before placing her bet on the third horse.
- The racecard showed that the favorite horse had won five races this season.
- A schedule or list of events, especially in a competition or series.
- Our team's racecard for the season has three major tournaments in the spring.
- The conference racecard listed all the speakers and their topics for the day.
- The festival's racecard included concerts, parades, and a 5K run.