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One in 50 men believe they can outrun a HORSE, poll reveals

  • One in 50 men believe they could outrun a horse in a 100-metre sprint, according to recent research.
  • The study found that 11% of men think they could finish the Grand National course in under 10 minutes, despite the record being 8 minutes and 47 seconds.
  • A spokesperson for Freebets noted, 'People maybe overestimate themselves,' highlighting that the fastest horse can reach over 40 mph.
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One in 50 men convinced they could beat a horse in a 100-metre sprint

The research found that men are particularly over-confident when it comes to their athletic abilities, especially when it involves taking on the animal kingdom

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Men think they can beat horses and crocodiles in races, study finds

A study has found that one in 50 men believe they would be able to outrun a horse in a 100m race - and many are also confident they could take on other animals

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One in 50 men think they could outrun a horse in a 100m dash, study finds - The Mirror

A survey of 2,000 men found that many are overconfident in their athletic abilities - with a significant portion convinced they could beat a horse in a 100-metre sprint

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One in 50 men believe they can outrun a HORSE, poll reveals

One in 50 men think they could beat a horse in a 100 metre sprint, according to research.

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The Scotsman broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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