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bloodstock

[ UK /blˈʌdstɒk/ ]
NOUN
  1. thoroughbred horses (collectively)

How To Use bloodstock In A Sentence

  • Horse racing's decline was deepened by last year's collapse in bloodstock values.
  • But with the current depressed state of bloodstock trading there was little prospect of any records being broken.
  • As for insurance, the market for horses is dominated by nine main companies with an estimated bloodstock trade of £400 million.
  • It has been reported that Ed Dunlop has had to lay off staff following the recent removal of horses owned by Maktoum family friends under the Rabbah Bloodstock banner. Tattenham Corner
  • But with the current depressed state of bloodstock trading there was little prospect of any records being broken.
  • There's also a very active bloodstock industry in the Newbridge area, where horseracing has always been enormously popular.
  • ‘We will continue to offer clients a full spectrum of bloodstock services including agistment and sale preparation,’ said Lakewood Principal Peter Liston.
  • It had been naïve to imagine that all it took to be a bloodstock agent was a thorough knowledge of horses, an intimate relationship with the studbook, hundreds of acquaintances in the racing industry, and a reasonable head for business. Knockdown
  • The 42-year-old, who now works as bloodstock agent, had faced five charges, including passing on privileged information for monetary reward.
  • Smith exerted his influence on South African bloodstock by importing quality yearlings and top stallions from New Zealand.
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