How To Use Stallion In A Sentence
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The overall statistics include 185 progeny sired by North American stallions that were foaled abroad.
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They're the cruddy ones no one wants, not the spectacular, awesome ones with fairy wings and gypsy stallions with big manes," she says.
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In 1998, he followed up those wins with the US and Canadian National titles as well as the Ohio Buckeye Champion Stallion title.
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Any colt or filly who wins a Classic is likely to be much sought after as a stallion or brood mare.
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But instead of coming on a mighty war horse or a proud stallion, he rides a lowly beast of burden.
Christianity Today
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They had long been sailing west upon their expeditious and stead ship, the sun had now sat upon her throne, and her red and gold stallions that drew her chariot pranced among the hoary clouds.
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In the majority of studies comparing the effects of seminal plasma and diluent composition on post-storage motility of stallion spermatozoa, no fertility trials were conducted.
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The stallion's hide shone like a silver mirror and his hooves were the hard blue of sword steel.
The Falcons of Montabard
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Then one day, he noticed that a mare, a stallion and a foal had crossed the fence into the park.
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With two stallions and 20 brood mares, the Ford's are expecting 16 foals this season.
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Swept Overboard is scheduled to make just two more starts before heading to Japan for stud duty at Shadai Stallion Station.
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Honoring Spanish custom, stallions are never gelded, long manes and tails are never clipped on the stallions, and the mares' tails are clipped in a fashion that tells age and status.
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She turned around again, and stroked her stallion's mane as he walked beside her.
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Currently there are six divisions of Three Chimneys, four of which are devoted to mares and foals, one to yearlings, and one to the farm's 12 stallions.
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The sale includes 110 broodmares and an undisclosed number of yearlings, foals, and stallion interests.
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Accustomed to riding a spirited Nicaean stallion, he was now trying to adjust to a small grey donkey.
The Falcons of Montabard
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The main advantage is that the best stallion for your mare can be used irrespective of location.
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I was pleased to have several readers tell me they enjoyed reading my piece about the heavy horse stallions and the routes they followed in days gone by.
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He was a stallion pedigree, physically superior, and proved the point.
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She and her father stand their Quarter Horse Stallion, Tradition Copy, on their family farm.
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The mares (up to five or six) of the stallion's subsequent conquests and their foals will fall into line accordingly.
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The pilot project in Nevada, which aims to geld 200 stallions over the next six to 10 years, was designed to let scientists study the efficacy and side effects of castration, said Heather Emmons, a bureau spokeswoman.
Mustang Plan Riles the West
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In the US, stallion fees for new sires have come down significantly.
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If the mares are not in foal to Kentucky stallions, it is difficult to get a really top price.
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The thought of an exhausted Raine pounding over that course on the back of a big, equally exhausted stallion made ice condense in his soul.
REMEMBER SUMMER
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As tough as life is for the stallion, the mare has it worse.
Times, Sunday Times
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In her eyes I saw the eyes of Igar when I was Ushu the archer, the eyes of Arunga when I was the rice-harvester, the eyes of Selpa when I dreamed of bestriding the stallion, the eyes of
Chapter 21
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She didn't want to go home to her stables and see all the beautiful mares and gelding and stallions and not see her mare.
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Do not think that having your stallion cut now will instantly make him a darling and all your problems will be solved.
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These stallions spend a couple of years in the company of other bachelors, practicing the fighting skills necessary to assemble a harem of their own.
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Breed a strong mare with a fast stallion and hope for a Derby winner.
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Suddenly a brown-haired stallion came galloping out of the brush.
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Darley Stud has boosted the stud fees of three of its stallions for the 2004 breeding season.
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The stallions form bachelor groups with other stallions until they assume leadership of their own family, whereupon they attempt to keep other stallions away.
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He could tame a stallion, breed a jackass, lead an army and charm the ladies.
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If the Stallion was good with his natural weapon, he might outfence Stile and win.
Blue Adept
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A man sat atop of a magnificent palomino stallion, the stallion's mane blowing in the new morning's wind.
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A hinny is the offspring of a stallion and a she - donkey.
Chapter 5
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Jester was an appaloosa stallion who had a very close relationship with his owner.
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Brumby horses being one of the problems of the run, and the destruction of brumby stallions imperative, as the nigger-hunt was apparently off, the brumby mob proved too enticing to be passed by, and for an hour and more it kept us busy, the Maluka and Dan being equally "set on getting a stallion or two.
We of the Never-Never
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She took her thumb off the demon and was abruptly skyborn as the white stallion cleared a slab of twisted, smoking metal at a bound.
Calde of the Long Sun
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This laddie can calm the jumpiest stallion, and guide a panicked team through a flood as if it were a meadow, madam.
Soul
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We witness the love of a trainer for his boss's wife, of a billionaire for the tantrically adept psychic, of a trainer for a broken-down stallion, of a corrupt owner for money, fame and Jesus.
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No credible accountant would recommend clients to buy shares in stallions to reap tax-free income.
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The horses can trace their ancestry back to the imported Arabian stallions of the 18th century and many of their riders wore period costumes.
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The receipt specifies the product of a stonehorse, that is a horse uncastrated, a full stallion.
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Belloc's was a grey and white stallion called Nightwind, an aptly named steed for he was as silent as he was fleet of foot.
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The clopping of hooves could be heard faintly over the wind as a band of riders on black stallions came galloping along side of us.
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As soon as it was dark Nur al-Din busied himself with making ready the stallions and patiented till the first watch of the night was past; when, without a moment delay, Nur al-Din the lover full of teen, saddled them with saddles of the goodliest, and leading them forth of the stable, locked the door after him and repaired with them to the city-gate, where he sat down to await the coming of the Princess.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Merv Griffin brought his Bouvier des Flandres, Keesh, and because Merv raised quarter horses, we brought in a prize quarterhorse stallion, as well as a mare with her ten-week-old colt.
Here We Go Again
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A stallion that yielded at last to the thongs and knife of the gelder.
Faces
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The stallion was brought to the tent, a handsome bay with a white blaze and muscular loins.
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Milo's steed, a roan stallion with a flaxen mane and tail, looked at her with ears pricked up.
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Llewelyn's stallion shied as the wind sent sparks flying.
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It has 13 stallions at a stud in New South Wales in Australia, and 17 stallions at Ashford Stud in Kentucky in the United States.
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The fee is equivalent to each stallion's stud fee with a minimum fee of $1,000.
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Incidentally, owners tended to employ horsemen or grooms who were on the short side as that made their charges look so much bigger and farmers always liked to see a big stallion.
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Adam had untied the stallion and was trying to get his foot up into the stirrup while the horse was trying all kinds of foolishness to stop him.
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As Johnson had said, there was another mage riding a black stallion with a white blaze on his nose.
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She untacked the tall stallion, putting his tack carefully aside, walking him outside, tying him to the well behind the barn.
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I selected the better, an Africander stallion of the blaauw-schimmel, or blue-roan type, which is famous for speed and endurance.
Prester John
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A breeding herd usually consists of a stallion with anything from one to five mares, and their foals.
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I had chosen a vicious but noble-looking stallion for my Bucephalus, and in Rareyfying him into submission to Rebel rule, he got the better of me, so far as to land me about a rod over his head, and taking advantage of my being for the moment _hors du combat_, ran over me, struck me with one of his hind feet, and broke my kneepan.
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When they reached his horse R'shiel let go of his arm and patted the stallion fondly.
TREASON KEEP
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Manure in the stallion's stable was above the level of the door and the roof had partly fallen in.
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Out back, five young horsebreakers have lassoed a wild stallion into a makeshift corral.
Times, Sunday Times
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He owns the well-known breeding and stallion farm, Ballylinch Stud home of the legendary Tetrarch and part of the Mount Juliet Estate.
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Linear social hierarchies exist in herds with stallions being dominant.
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Harry Hadden-Paton as Young Marlow is one moment a picture of paralysed inhibition, and the next a rampant lech pawing the ground like an impatient stallion.
She Stoops To Conquer
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Surprisingly like tarpans in skull and build, the mares were bred to Przewalski stallions.
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A buckskin stallion, though his coat was not a dusty pale hue, but a vibrant gold, standing about sixteen hands tall and with the most intelligent eyes that had long since captured the boy's admiration.
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The three riders fought to contain their horses but the mare wasn't as much trouble as the two stallions were.
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Suleiman gestured grandly from the back of his little white stallion, pointing his crop at the crest.
Sovereigns of the Sky
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The stallion snorted in the way that only horses could and began to shy at something on the side of the trail.
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I saw the stallion pull back from the opening he had made and suddenly appraise his situation with a man's intelligence.
THE GOLDEN FOOL: BOOK TWO OF THE TAWNY MAN
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Going into the barn she unsaddled and unbridled the big stallion.
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The mare must foal in British Columbia and be bred back to a stallion standing in the province.
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When we say that, we're comparing him to a stallion, or uncastrated horse--there's usually only one on a farm, right?
Ferule & Fescue
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Hoofbeats sounded the entry of stallions, astride which young men in crimson costumes performed daredevil stunts.
Sultan of the Steppes
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She came as they always seemed to do, lovely and composed and unconcerned by the people who thronged about her stallion.
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In 1849 the name was used again for the stallion that went on to become the foundation sire of all great American trotters and then in turn gave its name to the annual American harness-racing event: “The Hambletonian.”
American Connections
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So a stallion may respond to punishment from us by trying to kick us with greater determination instead.
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Eventually the original horse whisperer worked out how to get a wild-eyed stallion to accept bridle, saddle and rider in just 30 minutes without breaking its spirit.
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A fortnight before Aubrey's arrival, he and Cora-Beth had watched the stallion, Warrior, cover the new roan mare.
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Brynn swung himself onto his mount, a glossy, chocolate-coloured stallion, that pranced excitedly for a moment before he brought it under control.
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Dressage training continues through the stallions fourth, fifth and sixth year to fourth level dressage.
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The stallion bucked as he fought against the reins holding him tightly in.
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Abbas, the late Pasha, did his best to buy first-rate Arab stallions: on one occasion he sent a mission to Al-Madinah for the sole purpose of fetching a rare work on farriery.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah
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They bought a lot of very high-priced stallions and brood mares and so on from all around the world.
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The current roster has more than 50 stallions breeding on five continents.
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Interestingly, arginine-induced insulin release occurred more consistently in mares than in geldings and stallions.
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Most adults live in social groups, either of stallions, of mares with their dependent foals, or in mixed sex groups.
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Adam had checked his cinch then stepped into the stirrup before swinging on to the chestnut stallion.
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Although a late developer, it began to take on the size and conformation of an excellent Clydesdale stallion.
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At two, many stallions are gentle (I had one I kept until he was 5 then had him cut).
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The young stallion was bucking and rearing, trying to get the man off his back.
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I hazard a guess that there are not only pure stallions on the moor; fate and carelessness always complicates herd life.
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From the start the bloodlines of Australian horses were strongly Arab with increasing influence from thoroughbred stallions.
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When they reached his horse R'shiel let go of his arm and patted the stallion fondly.
TREASON KEEP
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And to the van of them, high upon a pure-bred white Arab stallion, the Wolf of Kabul.
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Fortunately, we found this out before the stallion commenced covering mares from September 1 and saved many breeders from disappointment.
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More than one stallion can be housed under the same roof, but they should all have separate paddocks or grazing patches.
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No matter how sweet tempered your mare, it is very important that any stallion you are considering have an excellent disposition suitable to your discipline.
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Of these, 33 were geldings, 1 was a stallion and the remainder were mares or fillies.
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The Super Stallion looked like an enormous bug about to crush something smaller as it approached the fantail.
BALANCE OF POWER
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From the start the bloodlines of Australian horses were strongly Arab with increasing influence from thoroughbred stallions.
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Three trained observers reviewed each stallion's histology slides by quantifying the number of spermatids within 25 cross-sectioned round seminiferous tubules.
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You are the owner of the buckskin thoroughbred stallion Manic Panic, are you not?
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Maronic plans to breed their own mares to primarily New York stallions.
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Outside the breeding season the mares and stallions are kept separate otherwise the stallions fight to the death to win mating rights over the mares.
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Any stable vice, such as weaving or cribbing, results in that stallion not receiving his breeding license.
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The thought of an exhausted Raine pounding over that course on the back of a big, equally exhausted stallion made ice condense in his soul.
REMEMBER SUMMER
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I saw the stallion pull back from the opening he had made and suddenly appraise his situation with a man's intelligence.
THE GOLDEN FOOL: BOOK TWO OF THE TAWNY MAN
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I rode in on a white stallion.
The Sun
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She once had an eye kicked out by a stallion she corralled, but the loss hasn't stopped her.
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Smoothing the mane of her black stallion, she can hear the sigh of her friend.
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The lack of a bit didn't seem to make any difference to the stallion; he answered to neck-rein and knee so readily he might have been anticipating Alberich's thoughts.
Exile's Honor
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A copper and an odd crimson brown stallion occupied two stalls on the far end, and three mares were stabled a few stalls down from Asa and across the row.
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We told him what was going on, and how Stallion was really screwing us and taking a lot of money from us.
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A 14-year-old palomino gelding died after it was charged by a stallion while the horses were being unloaded from a train.
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The infection can be derived from contaminated bedding and it can be spread from stallions to mares during breeding.
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So get your glad rags on and cheer on a winning stallion.
The Sun
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And to the van of them, high upon a pure-bred white Arab stallion, the Wolf of Kabul.
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And a rusa, a lewdly mischievous pantomime horse galloped the streets to bring virility to the farmers' stallions, bulls, rams and boars.
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She haltered the strangely docile stallion and tied him up in the tie racks, next to an extremely irritable paint gelding being groomed.
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The stallion danced around the men, who were just picking themselves up and remounting their own horses.
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I've said before that my metabolism wavers sinuously between stallion and walrus, and I've been getting noticeably blubbery in recent months.
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So a stallion may respond to punishment from us by trying to kick us with greater determination instead.
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The agency also planned to geld about 175 stallions in Wyoming last summer, but backed off under fire from animal-rights activists.
Mustang Plan Riles the West
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Automatically she reached for the stallion's halter rope, which was hanging high on the wall nearby.
REMEMBER SUMMER
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Petro trusted her judgment in matters of finding their horses homes; a few months ago she had allowed him to sell one of their saddlebred stallions and a clutch of mares to mutual satisfaction on the part of horses, Rom, and buyers.
Fiddler Fair
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They travel the stallion to different farms.
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The two stallions, a dun and a bay, were bred in Scotland by breeder and judge from Stirlingshire.
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His first crop as a stallion won three of the five juvenile races.
Times, Sunday Times
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This week he is exhibiting in Dubai, in the Grand Gallery at the Royal Mirage One&Only - brightly realistic about the economic slump an elegant acrylic-on-canvas 'Stallion after Delacroix' is not immune from recessionary angst, but hopeful that his local admirers, even if their oil money is not what it was, will see his 2008 credit-crunched prices as a buying opportunity.
Comment
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In fact, post-storage spermatozoal motility from many stallions processed by this method is.
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It has been exciting, though bittersweet, to see captive-born stallions - after so successfully readapting to the land of their ancestors - be dethroned by a generation of rivals that they sired.
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And no one noticed a dainty palomino and a fierce black stallion riding away into the darkness…
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Another polo acquaintance stole one of Rubi's jockstraps and nailed it up in the barn where he kept his breeding stallions, as a good luck charm.
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No fillies were in the sale, and unless a horse has a top stallion pedigree, the Jockey Club gelds the horses before they go through the sale.
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One day, he rode out into the wild open on his stallion following a glorious female voice.
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Five studies have now been completed, and each study demonstrates some negative effect on stallion reproductive parameters in controlled settings.
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Malichi, on his paint stallion, Splash, led the way with Jade, on Cotton, close behind.
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Smith exerted his influence on South African bloodstock by importing quality yearlings and top stallions from New Zealand.
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We sent her to Thornthwaite Hall when she came into season to an Arab stallion that was standing there.
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A fit footie player list wouldn't be complete without an Italian stallion.
The Sun
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In nine previous terms, the Whackers had won five times and the Stallions four times to dominate campus broomball's top division.
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The overall statistics include 157 progeny covered by North American stallions that were foaled outside the continent.
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A coalition of horse advocates last month filed suit to block the U.S. Bureau of Land Management from castrating the stallions, also known as gelding.
Mustang Plan Riles the West
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The dark grey stallion snorted in reply and picked up speed, galloping through the lush, wet morning grass onwards away from the camp.
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I knew nothing about that horse except that a hinny was the sterile issue of stallion and jenny, most like a mule but prettier, yet already I was eager to ride her.
Blue Adept
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The most popular and influential stallions in the world will be represented and include such standouts as Storm Cat.
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Wednesday, the ambassador's wife, formally dressed in top hat and tailcoat, was scheduled to ride a stallion named High Voltage in an international horse show.
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Willie Palmer's stallion was no twenty dollar cayuse
Four Rode By
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She dismounted in front of Shadowed Fury's stall, and took off his tack and began to groom the stallion into perfection.
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Answered the husbandman, “O my lord, weal is well nigh. 62 Dismount thee here: the town is near hand and I will go and fetch thee dinner and fodder for thy stallion.”
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Out back, five young horsebreakers have lassoed a wild stallion into a makeshift corral.
Times, Sunday Times
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While the stallion was still tranquilised, excess growth was cut from its hooves.
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The Queen has spent nearly 60 years trying to breed a Derby winner, carefully choosing which of her mares to send to which stallion in the hope that, if the coin spins the right way and the foal is a colt, it might be good enough to emerge from the annual crop of thousands to win at Epsom three years later.
Favourite Carlton House grants the Queen a date with Derby destiny
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The alicorn-stallion pawed the ground and bared its fangs.
Elvenborn
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Arabian stallions were crossed with a few English mares at the end of the 17th and start of the 18th centuries to produce the thoroughbred.
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After a successful racing career, Polish Numbers entered stud in 1992 as the first horse syndicated by Northview Stallion Station to stand at the former Windfield Farms.
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Stallions have an especially low tolerance for boredom, and the best cure is greater variety in work.
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According to his autobiography (Hoxsey, 1956, 62-64), it was his great-grandfather, a horse breeder named John Hoxsey, who developed it at mid-nineteenth century, out of grasses and flowering wild plants which John took from the pasture where a favorite stallion, afflicted with a cancerous growth, grazed daily until the growth necrotized.
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They bought a lot of very high-priced stallions and brood mares and so on from all around the world.
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The stallion, already spooked and restless, did not require much encouragement.
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Mares turned their hindquarters to the north wind, bred foals without the aid of stallions.
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The second-highest price for a yearling in Goff's history came when Kilcarn Stud sole a stallion for £2 million.
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In the late 1600s and early 1700s, three stallions imported by British aristocrats became the forefathers of today's thoroughbreds: the Godolphin Arabian, Darley Arabian and Byerley Turk.
DNA analysis shows thoroughbreds have British as well as Arabian roots
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Before the 1960s, Ireland had earned a reputation for stallions which produced fine hurdlers and steeplechasers, but not many Flat champions.
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At that moment, a flash of green and brown shot between them, and the black stallion shied, backing away, neighing.
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A stallion starts a harem by abducting females from other herds, but the dominant stallions from which he steals do not give up their females easily.
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So now, with my toenails no longer threatening to pop through my shoes, I can fully focus my energies on creating hanging file folder tabs for the assistant farm manager, buying foaling (bath) towels at Wal-Mart on my lunch break, discussing the finer points of "that them there spell checky thing" on Word with the shop manager, and confirming with the Hispanic stallion groom that he spelled the word "eyes" correctly on the daily treatment form.
Haloaskew Diary Entry
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Dex was an egghead, not a stallion, and he was bound to be a dud.
LADY BE GOOD
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It made not a jot of difference to his stallion prowess.
Times, Sunday Times
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She could hear the dry leaves and pine needles crushing beneath the stallion's hooves.
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The biggest risk is that almost the entire population is the product of as few as three stallions from the founder group.
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In the bulky china cabinet were clay and porcelain and ceramic horses - painted mares and stallions and chargers, some all black or all brown or nut-colored or cream-colored.
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Industry sources said the real damage would be done to smaller players in the breeding industry who syndicate stallions in order to reduce the risk.
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A gloriously armoured fop who sat astride his decorative stallion while others did the work for him.
TREASON KEEP
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It was Invincible's unfaltering faith in his master that inevitably led to the stallion's death and unholy rebirth.
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The Spanish Riding School of Vienna thrilled with its Lipizzaner stallions.
Times, Sunday Times
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The stallion, however should be kept in such a way to prevent him from seeing any of the mares or other horses except other stallions.
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Honestly, if you gave this kid a pistol and told him not to shoot this stallion, within ten seconds you'd have one horsehide riddled with bullet holes.
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However, three of the stallions experienced long-term castration, unable to breed the following season.
TheHorse.com News
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When he heard the truck rattling down the driveway, he let the stallion out, and waited.
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It looks awfully like standing at the gate, staring out into the paddock, wondering where the prize stallion has gone.
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No announcement has been made where the five relocated stallions will stand next year.
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Out back, five young horsebreakers have lassoed a wild stallion into a makeshift corral.
Times, Sunday Times
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With a horseman's knowing, appreciative eye, he watched the stallion mince up to the fence and nicker a greeting.
BEAUTIFUL DREAMER
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The stallion tossed its head and snorted in a scatter of foam.
A Time of War
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The important point is that the stallion will have been tried and tested in the toughest race of all.
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I do however, off the farm and when training, use a cavesson or headstall similar to that used by the Spanish Riding School of Vienna, and also used in Spain and Portugal for leading stallions, where it’s called the serreta.
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The stallion tossed its head and snorted in a scatter of foam.
A Time of War
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She grinned - it was more of a snarling leer - and shook her head a bit, drawing a crossbow from the packs on her stallion's rump.
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Again the stallion nickered, and all that moved was
CHAPTER I
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Gualtero rounded the corner leading the horses - his palomino stallion, Sullivan's buckskin mare, and a third horse, a roan mare with a creamy blond mane and tail.
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The one, half-amphibian, breasting the water with muscular arms, could not hope to overtake or escape an enemy who propelled a fire-hollowed tree trunk by means of a wooden paddle; nor could the other, trusting to his own nimbleness, compete with a foe who careered wildly across the plain on the back of a half-broken stallion.
The Shrinkage of the Planet
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The mare must foal in British Columbia and be bred back to a stallion standing in the province.
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A record 80 pure-bred stallions were on parade and the biggest turnout of vintage tractors and other vehicles were on show.
