bush track
(North America) A rural track used for unsanctioned, informal horse racing with amateur jockeys.
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(North America) A rural track used for unsanctioned, informal horse racing with amateur jockeys.
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(Australia, New Zealand) To undertake an off-road walk in the countryside.
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A bush-basher is someone who heads off the beaten path — literally pushing through scrub, dense vegetation, and rough terrain without a proper trail. In Australian and New Zealand contexts it can describe both a person and the action of bushbashing. It captures the adventurous (or stubborn) spirit of forging your own route through the wilderness when no track exists.