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Racers
Racers

By Michele Lupi

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Wait for us!
Wait for us!

By Jean Little

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A biker, jogger, and hiker join three young runners in a race.

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Race across Gotham city
Race across Gotham city

By Steve Foxe

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When Superman is held captive by Lex Luthor, Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman, and the rest of the Super Friends rush to help, defeating enemies along the way.

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La course des animaux
La course des animaux

By David McPhail

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That s not fair hare
That s not fair hare

By Julie Sykes

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A greedy hare insists on eating more than his share of the cabbages and proposes a race to decide who should have them all, while Muggs the turtle only wants what is fair.

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The great race
The great race

By David McPhail

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To relieve their boredom, six barnyard friends decide to hold a race.

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Harvest Festival race
Harvest Festival race

By Jean Little

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Both Sagwa and her brother Dongwa really want to win the Harvest Festival race but Dongwa will do anything to ensure that he is crowned the fastest runner in the village.

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The great snail race
The great snail race

By Kim Ostrow

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The residents of Bikini Bottom have their very own snail race.

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