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horsebox

[ UK /hˈɔːsbɒks/ ]
NOUN
  1. a conveyance (railroad car or trailer) for transporting racehorses

How To Use horsebox In A Sentence

  • We revealed cops were even hiding in tractors and horseboxes to catch drivers. The Sun
  • As the women made their protest, motorists began inching up the grass verge to get past their horseboxes, or made a series of tight manoeuvres to turn away.
  • The horsebox was not widely available until the 1930s.
  • I manoeuvred the heavy horsebox carefully through the small village and set off northeastwards on the road over the Downs, retracing the way I had come from London. Forfeit
  • Two locomotives and tenders, ten carriages, fifteen goods wagons and one horsebox were purchased.
  • Amazingly the horsebox arrived a few minutes before us. BOOK VIEW CAFE BLOG » Where Ideas Come From: Life
  • There were, of course, many shops selling equestrian items, anything from saddles, bridles, horseboxes and therapeutic equipment for horses.
  • With a towbar on the back, it'll pull a horsebox. Times, Sunday Times
  • The scene is a gymkhana, or rather the parking lot for horseboxes, where the animals are brushed and groomed in preparation for events going on off screen.
  • Scraping together the money to put diesel in the horsebox is more of a concern than booking flights and transport to the Breeders' Cup in America. Breeders' Cup 2011: Nahrain can keep Roger Varian's great season going
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