How To Use Race horse In A Sentence
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Do you have information on what these measures look like in horses that have been racing, race horses, or steeplechases?
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But Soderbergh is a race horse, blinders on and running hard, in the best sense of that metaphor.
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Doping horses is nothing new in sport and there are some famous stories of race horses being doped in order to land a big gamble on another horse.
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The race horse was clocked at two minutes thirty seconds.
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More recently the stable block was used to house race horses and a piggery.
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Also, for those of you getting all mish-mashy about that race horse they put to sleep?
Hand me the remote, will ya...
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Keep in mind that of all the gaits, the one the race horse knows the least about is the walk.
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hobble race horses
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He spent $10 million on a race horse, but that's just small change to him.
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The first one touching the rope here will receive the prize, which is the handsome thoroughbred race horse, saddle, bridle, and spurs, standing yonder.
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He spent $10 million on a race horse, but that's just small change to him.
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He lived well and spent freely, renting flats in Chelsea and Brighton, employing servants, owning race horses and running a Rolls-Royce.
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And now his chief leisure focus is breeding race horses.
Times, Sunday Times
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There also is a mode where players breed, own, and train race horses, and there is a wagering mode where players will participate in all forms of betting on horses.
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The breakthrough paves the way to preserving the best race horse bloodstock by creating clones suitable for breeding.
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He's the outstanding racehorse trainer, the trainer of flat race horses I suppose in the world.
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He had a hip harness made for the race horse he raised.
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One review of surviving 1828 materials claims that ‘his matrimonial affairs, his profanity, his gamecocks and race horses, his duels and brawls, were the subject of merciless campaign propaganda’.
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IF A breeder should stock his farm with the swiftest race horses obtainable, and employ a method of selection whereby only the slowest and clumsiest horses were bred, it would not be many generations before he would have a breed of very slow and very clumsy horses.
Mexico's Army and Ours
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First and foremost, is the fact that race horses by and large have never been mounted by someone putting a foot in the stirrup.
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Among other things, Spock metapohrically refers to Kirk as a "race horse" that must be "tamed" (or was it "broken"?).
Star Dreck
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What is now largely settled land on the more direct route was at that time paddocks and stables for race horses, and it seemed to me then that I passed through a kind of wild route to get home.
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And now his chief leisure focus is breeding race horses.
Times, Sunday Times
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Many years ago there lived in a certain village a wealthy farmer who had the best of land and some great race horses and jumpers.
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The fact that she owned a string of race horses could be politely overlooked.
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The boss has got a heap of good race horses and he always gives you the drum when they're goin'.
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One of the provisions of the policy will make it feasible for out-of-state trainers to race horses in California when their home tracks are closed.
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nobble the race horses
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Having mastered how to use the equipment, the chemist can find out whether, for instance, a race horse had been doped, if an area is worth mining or if the proper chemical compound has been made.
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Like days of yore when athletes would race horses, celebs would appear in sulkies and the legendary publicist Irving Rudd purposely misspelled the name of the track on its outside, the facility is still finding ways to set itself apart and draw attention.
Joe Favorito: What's In a (Horse's) Name? Maybe a Grand for Someone
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But Soderbergh is a race horse, blinders on and running hard, in the best sense of that metaphor.
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He spent $10 million on a race horse, but that's just small change to him.