Britain's Prince Harry gave Usain Bolt, Jamaica's champion sprinter, a run for his money Tuesday on the track at the University of the West Indies. Minutes after teaching the prince the basics of starting, Bolt was surprised to see his royal competitor race 50 meters down the track, in what would be described internationally as a false start.
"Prince Harry gets a head start, although we are not sure @UsainBolt is really trying," Clarence House, the official residence for Harry and his father The Prince of Wales, said in a message on Twitter. Dressed in Jamaica green, gold and black colors, the prince took on the world and Olympic 100 and 200 meter record holder during a tour to mark Queen Elizabeth II's 60 years on the throne.
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