The term 'Rabbits in a Race' refers to the practice of having a pacesetter, or a runner who sets the pace for the rest of the race. Pacesetters are often used in long-distance races, such as marathons, to help the other runners maintain a consistent pace throughout the race. The pacesetter will usually run at a faster pace than the other runners, allowing them to keep up with the pace and finish the race in a shorter amount of time.