1932 Agua Caliente Handicap won by Phar Lap

The transcript describes an Australian pilot who has achieved all he can in his home country and is now competing elsewhere. The narrative follows the pilot's preparation and participation in a race, highlighting his strategy and performance. The race progresses with the pilot showing exceptional skill, ultimately leading to a strong finish. The transcript concludes with a reflection on the pilot's capabilities and achievements.

What is the main reason the Australian pilot is competing abroad?

• He is on vacation.

• He is looking for a new job.

• He wants to explore new countries.

• He has nothing left to win in his own country.

What strategy does Billy Elliot use at the start of the race?

• He holds the horse back and takes it easy.

• He stops the horse completely.

• He pushes the horse to the front immediately.

• He changes lanes frequently.

What is the reaction of the crowd as the race progresses?

• They are silent and uninterested.

• They are confused about the race.

• They are excited and making noise.

• They are leaving the venue.

How is the horse described during the climax of the race?

• As a tired and weak horse.

• As a horse that refuses to run.

• As a locomotive that can't be stopped.

• As a gentle and slow animal.

What is the horse's reaction to being adorned with flowers after the race?

• The horse refuses to stand for flowers.

• The horse stands proudly with the flowers.

• The horse runs away from the flowers.

• The horse eats the flowers.