Crossword Clue: Where the racehorse starts
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Where the racehorse starts"
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- A way out
- Arena income
- Arena receipts
- Arena take
- Admission receipts
- Billings or Golden
- Attendance at a sporting event
- Attendance figure
- Attendance
- Black Crowes swing a "Garden" one open
- Airplane boarding place
- Airplane boarding site
- Airport area
- Airport assignment
- Airport boarding area
- Airport boarding site
- Airport entryway
- Airport exit
- Airport locale
- Airport section
- Airport slot
- Airport staple
- Airport terminal area
- Airport waiting area
- Boarding area
- Boarding pass datum
- Boarding pass information
- Boarding place
- Boarding site
- Ball-park figure
- Alpine racing obstacle
- Ballpark entrance
- Banded quartz
- Grace Potter "St. Peter, won't you open up the big white ___"
- Hinged entrance
- Frame for closing an entrance
- Fancy entrance feature
- Box office
- Box-office figure
- Box office receipts
- Box office take
- Box-office take
- Boxing promoter's concern
- Brandenburg ___
- Concert proceeds
- Concert promoter's figure
- Concert receipts, collectively
- Concert receipts
- Concert 'take'
- Concert take
- Channel for molten metal
- Departure board listing
- Fence door
- Fence entrance
- Fence entry
- Fence entryway
- Fence feature
- Fence insert
- Fence opening
- Fence's entryway
- Derby winners start here
- Horse race position
- Horse race's starting point
- Field entrance
- Field opening
- Game revenue
- Garden access
- Garden door?
- Garden entrance, perhaps
- Garden entrance
- Garden entry
- Garden or Golden
- Garden portal
- Garden swinger
- It might have a latch or a code
- End of a political scandal name
- End of a scandal?
- Corral exit
- Ending for many a scandal
- Circuit component
- It's numbered at the airport
- Five-bar opening?
- Entrance barrier
- Entrance or exit
- Entrance through a fence
- Entrance to a field
- Entrance to a yard
- Entrance to an exclusive community
- Entrance
- Entry
- Entry control
- Entry through a fence
- Entryway, of a sort
- Entryway of a sort
- Entryway through a fence
- Entryway
- It's sometimes crashed
- Flight board info
- Flood follower
- Estate entryway, often
- Give the ___ (dismiss)
- Give the ___ (oust)
- Event proceeds
- Event receipts
- Everybody who came to the game
- Jetway adjunct
- Foot pedal: Noise ___
- Door in a fence
- Doorway in a fence
- Golden ___
- Golden ___ Bridge
- Golden ___ of the West Coast
- Golden ____ Bridge
- Golden or garden
- Formal entrance
- Drawbridge, for one
- Information on a boarding pass or stadium ticket
- Dam device
- Sentry's post, perhaps
- Where the racehorse starts
- Mountain pass
- Movable barrier
- Movable fence part
- Total receipts
- Place to board
- Number of people admitted to a sporting event
- Place to deplane
- Numbered airport area
- Kind of crasher
- Wicket, e.g.
- The end of a scandal?
- Kind of keeper
- Plane passengers' passageway
- Plane stop
- Track take
- Rogue Wave "Asleep at Heaven's ___"
- The Golden ___ Bridge
- Kind of way or leg
- Paid attendance
- Paid attendees
- Subdivision entrance, perhaps
- R. R. barrier.
- Racehorse's starting point
- Sort of entryway
- Racetrack prop
- Suffix for a scandal
- Suffix for scandals (usually nonsensically)
- Suffix meaning ''scandal''
- Suffix of scandals
- Means of access
- Parking garage entrance
- Parking lot barrier
- Means of entry
- The take
- Part of a fence that swings open
- Sullivan Stadium take
- Part of a slalom run
- Lock spot
- Logic ___ (electronic component)
- Portal
- Portcullis
- Pasture entry
- Postern
- Receipts
- One might swing
- New ____ , British Columbia
- Pen entrance
- Preflight announcement
- Modern scandal suffix
- Money from ticket sales
- Prison threshold (represented by this 4x4 corner) at which the solver must arrive
- Prize fight's take
- Opening in a fence
- Opening in fence
- Proceeds of a performance
- Proceeds
- Northwest passage?
- Turnstile
- Turnstile proceeds
- Way in or out
- Way in or way out
- Way in
- Way into a garden
- Way into the yard
- Way out
- Way through a fence
- Way to get out of a field
- Spectator count
- Word with house or keeper
- San Francisco's Golden ___ Bridge
- Word with "post" and "way"
- Swingable part of a fence
- Swinger?
- Swinger in front of a house
- Swinger in the garden
- Swinging barrier
- Swinging entrance
- Sports receipts
- Scandal suffix
- Scandal suffix that follows the first parts of 17- and 60-Ac
- ''Scandal'' suffix
- Scandalous suffix with "Water" or "Trooper"
- Scandalous suffix
- Tail chaser?
- Take, at a concert
- Take at a concert
- Take at the arena
- Take
- Slalom course feature
- Slalom course marker
- Slalom course obstacle
- Slalom feature
- Slalom obstacle
- Slalom opening
- St. Peter's station
- Slalom skiing obstacle
- Stadium attendance
- Stadium entrance
- Stadium entryway
- Stadium receipts
- Stadium take
- Stadium ticket info
- Ticket info
- Ticket sales total
- Ticket sales
- Yard access
- Yard entrance
- Yard entry
- Yard portal
- What not to get from the boss
- Starting __
- Starting point at Pimlico
- Starting point for a horse race
- Where a horse race begins
- Where a horse race starts
- Terminal area
- Terminal division
- Terminal information
- Terminal specification
- Terminal termination
- Tollbooth barrier
- Tollbooth feature
Recent Usage of Where the racehorse starts in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 31, 2016
- USA Today - Oct. 2, 2014
