Racehorses in a sentence

Because harness racing generates revenue, regulators are determined to preserve it — even as the number of racehorses has steadily decreased.

Bell, whose uncle owns racehorses, was also once jokingly called 'a lunatic' by the late Queen when the pair crossed paths at Royal Ascot in 2017.

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Queen Elizabeth II owned several winning racehorses that competed at the event.

Joyous Acres rehabilitates aged-out racehorses into show jumpers.

Michael Blowen can step outside his house anytime and visit retired racehorses at Old Friends, the thoroughbred retirement farm he founded in Kentucky two decades ago.

Werth told writer Tom Pedulla he saw racehorses as “mythological creatures” as a kid and got into ownership after retiring from baseball.

His mother, Diane Bembo, was a point-to-point jockey fated to ride her father’s first-time-out maidens, while his paternal grandfather owned a few racehorses, although there was nothing brilliant enough to naturally inspire his grandson.

Nikki Cook, pictured with Grand Dreamer, has found new homes for about 300 ex-racehorses this year.

She later trained as a veterinary nurse before moving to the USA where she continued working with racehorses.

Beginning near the end of last decade, a spell of investigative reports exposed how racehorses were doped up during their careers and became an afterthought once those careers were finished.

In the past five years Australia has exported 158 racehorses to South Korea.

No wonder some racehorses play up.

Racing and Gaming Minister Paul Papalia said the state would consider making changes to ensure the welfare of ex-racehorses.

The industry insists less than one percent end up in an abattoir or knackery, with some states, including New South Wales, requiring all retired racehorses be rehomed.

We are doing more than any other state to look after our racehorses," he said.

When I asked Clark about racehorses sent to slaughter, he was skeptical.

Sure, Racehorses Are Getting Faster, but at What Cost?

The hooves of racehorses used to be commonly silvered to be used as ashtrays or to hold cigarettes, and covering the hooves with silver also preserves the bone.

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