Dozens of kids take part in hilarious ‘world championship’ T. rex race
Who will be the fastest T. rex?
By Barney Riley via SWNS
A hilarious running race saw dozens of schoolkids making a mad dash - all dressed in T. rex costumes.
The event occurred at the Emerald Downs Race Course in Auburn, Washington State, for the annual "world championship Tyrannosaurus Rex race."
Children participated in the 14-and-under competition in various heats to find themselves in the final.
Dozens of kids are seen sprinting in their hilarious costumes to the finish line.
Emerald Downs posted online: "We are expecting a 200-300 T-Rexes for the races.
"All T.rexes get in free with costume.
"This is the biggest T. rex race in the world. Who will be the fastest T. rex?
"The races will occur during the Thoroughbred races, after horse races 2, 4 and 6.
"Races will be contested for Kids 14-and-under heat races for everyone else. The winners of each heat race will qualify for the T. rex World Championship."
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