Vixdum coeptus equis labor, et iam pulvere quarto campum ineunt, iamque et tepidis sudoribus artus effeti, et crassum rapit eiectatque vaporem cornipedum flammata sitis, nec iam integer illis impetus, et longi suspendunt ilia flatus.
The horses ordeal was scarce begun and already they start the course on a fourth dusty lap.  Their limbs are exhausted with steaming sweat, the flaming thirst of the racers catches and expels thick vapour, their forward rush is no longer total, drawn-out pantings rack  their flanks.
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