ð Meaning: A combination emoji, with a jockey dressed in the typical horse rider’s uniform sitting in a charging posture on a racehorse that is also positioned in a gesture of galloping forward.
The ð Horseracing emoji refers to the sport of horseracing or rather jockeying – which can signify the act of maneuvering a horse or even one’s own life (if speaking metaphorically). It can also refer to a cowboy.
This emoji is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms.
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How and When to Use the ð Horseracing Emoji
- If you’re at a horseracing game and you’re texting someone about it, or posting a tweet or story on your social media handle, you can use ð in that context.
- If you dressed up or dressed up your little one as a cowboy, and you’re posting pictures in these cute costumes, you can use ð in the caption.
- You can also send ð in textual conversations as a way of showing that you’re racing towards something or someone. For example, if you’re partner announces that no one’s at home, you can reply with “Yeehaw! I’mma be there in 5 ð”.
- If you’re posting a video of you or someone else doing the “Old Town Road“, you can use ð in the caption. (If you’re confused, “Old Town Road” was a famous song that many used in making videos, tiktoks, memes, etc).
- If you’re posting a picture with your jockey buddies, you can use ð in the caption.
- If you’re a professional jockey, or you love horseriding, use ð in your social media profile name.
Other Names
- ð Horse Riding
- ð Jockey
- ð Gender-Neutral Horse Rider
- ð Riding a Horse
- ð Horse Racing
- ð Equestrian
- ð Horseback Ride
- ð In the Saddle