"I think I'll go for a run (or gallop) on the tan track".
Usage is jocular as it can be a double entendre, especially among horseracing enthusiasts.
See also "false rail", as used in the following example: "we had the false rail out last night."; and "Greek".
Usage is jocular as it can be a double entendre, especially among horseracing enthusiasts.
See also "false rail", as used in the following example: "we had the false rail out last night."; and "Greek".
by Gauci November 23, 2006