Definitions:

1. A printed program or guide used at horse racing events, listing details about the races, such as the names of the horses, jockeys, odds, and race times. NOUN
   • The racecard provided all the information the spectators needed for placing their bets.
2. In social or political discussions, is a metaphorical term that refers to the act of exploiting racial themes or prejudices usually for personal or economical gain. ADJECTIVE
   • He was accused of playing the race card to sway public opinion.

Synonyms:

• identity politics
• race guide
• race program