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Fee - Horse Racing (gambling) and trier (iou)


Fee - Horse Racing (gambling)


1) Amount paid to a jockey for riding in a race. 2) The cost of nominating, entering or starting a horse in a stakes race.

trier (iou)



trier noun. ME.
[from TRY verb + -ER1.]
A person who examines and determines a cause or question; a judge. ME.
A person who or thing which tests or proves something; a tester, a test. L15.
A person who or thing which separates some material from impurities. E16.
Either of two people appointed by a court of law to determine whether a challenge made to a juror is well founded. E16.
Hist. A member of the House of Lords sitting as a member of a jury at the trial of a peer for treason or felony. Usu. in pl. (also as Lords triers). M16.
An umpire in Sports or Games. Now dial. E17.
Ecclesiastical History. Any of a body of commissioners appointed in 1654 for the approbation of all public preachers and lecturers before their admission to benefices. M17.
a. A thing devised to test quality. L18.
b. A trying or difficult thing; a thing that tries one's patience. L18.
Hist. A member of a committee appointed by the monarch to determine to which court petitions should be referred, and if necessary to report them to the parliament. Usu. in pl. M19.
A person who tries or attempts to do something; a person who perseveres. L19.