Persuasive Speech On Animal Racing

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First I think that we should all race because it is a friendly game. Animal racing isn't that easy though. You half to see which animal is good for racing like if it is fast, dosen't get scared,won't kick or push you, and has a good personality. I am giong to tell you what is my opinon about riding an ostrich or a husky. you will soon know more about racing.
I recomend not rding a ostrich because they are really scared about racing. you see some people put a sock over there heads they think it is safe when dark. Then the rider steps on, they pull the sock off bam the ostrich runs like crazy! worst of all they can really hurt you. They can run 45 mil per hour and have a strong kick.
I do recomend huskys because they do well in harsh weather

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