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winning post

NOUN
  1. the post at the end of a racecourse

How To Use winning post In A Sentence

  • Three of the Hurricanes' first 12 game-winning postseason goals came from the defense.
  • Crowd cheering, the trusty steed galloped at high speed for the winning post.
  • Long after the winning post, he galloped on unheedingly. Frankel has potential to justify claims of greatness | Lydia Hislop
  • By just touching the horse up a little as they neared the winning post, the rider drew ahead of his nearest competitor.
  • Blame this on the strong position of fiery Mars which eggs you on to strive to be first past the winning post in all situations. The Sun
  • I mean to catch him up and come neck and neck into the winning post.
  • The first 50 winning postcards will be sent a Sherleys flea collar.
  • I'll beat you to the winning post!
  • He's as strong as any of the lighter riders I know and he does know how to ride a race - he knows where the winning post is.
  • The winning posters will be printed and the best poems will be published in a special anthology, which will be distributed to schools across the county.
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