Sentences with phrase «number of horses who»

«We see a fair number of horses who are referred to the J.T. Vaughan Large Animal Teaching Hospital with dental -LSB-...]

That said, there have been a number of horses who have won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness only to fail at the Belmont, including five horses since the start of the millennium: I'll Have Another (2012), Big Brown (2008), Smarty Jones (2004), Funny Cide (2003) and War Emblem (2002).

Not exact matches

It is a sport so cruel that its popularity is anything but a credit to those that patronize it, / a number of plump ganders, whose necks are well - greased, are suspended at the regulation height, in much the same manner as rings arranged at ordinary tournaments The «knights» who enlist from the prizes dash out on their horses in courtly fashion and grab each of those down - hanging necks in succession as they pass, the most skillful rider and «puller» winning the prizes.

There are still a number of people like a Miami headwaiter named Pancho who used to bet $ 20 on every horse Se √ ± or trained, no matter what.

To predict the winner of the UEFA Champions League at the current stage of the competition is virtually impossible and this season is no different as there are a number of strong contenders as well as dark horses who are capable of going all the way.

In an effort to fulfill that promise, he has worked out a compromise with City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito and the Teamsters (who represent the horse carriage drivers) to shrink the number of horse carriages and house them in a more spacious stables in Central Park.

ComiXology, Viz, Dark Horse: These are all comics storefronts; Viz and Dark Horse are publishers who carry only their own comics, while comiXology offers comics from a number of different publishers, including Marvel and DC.

Currently, Katrina's four - legged family consists of a horse, a number of cats, and two rescue dogs: Maddie, «The Flying Coyote,» a border collie who's completed her advanced / master titles in three agility associations and has tried her paw at herding as well, and Malcolm, «The Crashing Coyote,» a sheltie who enjoys his rally classes and just about anything he can get in his mouth.

Others who are more drawn to the combat side of things will likely be left cold though, since impressive numbers of characters in battle at one time is all well and good, but when they're getting stuck behind trees, running in circles, or just trying to head - butt your horse to death while you unceremoniously slit their throat, the very little lustre that was on hand is lost entirely.