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hurdler

[ UK /hˈɜːdlɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈhɝdəɫɝ, ˈhɝdɫɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an athlete who runs the hurdles

How To Use hurdler In A Sentence

  • The former champion hurdler has something to prove after an unconvincing comeback win. Times, Sunday Times
  • I hope we'll see the best of him this winter and he's certainly the most exciting novice hurdler available to me. Times, Sunday Times
  • Did Hurricane Fly simply have an off day to lose his champion hurdler crown? Times, Sunday Times
  • This former smart hurdler was going well when crashing out at this track in November. The Sun
  • They go about their dull lives without ever hearing the words novice chaser or staying hurdler, or even once experiencing the adrenalin rush of seeing the horse they backed at 12-1 come to the last flight upsides the favourite.
  • He was a top staying hurdler a few years ago and has taken well to fences after 18 months off the track. The Sun
  • A prize of £200,000 goes to the overall champion, plus £50,000 for the top chaser and £50,000 for the top hurdler.
  • This horse was as good a novice hurdler as I have seen in a long time and we hope he can go to the top over fences. Times, Sunday Times
  • Stepping up in distance over hurdles is sure to help and he could be a star novice hurdler. The Sun
  • He was a promising novice hurdler last season and jumped superbly when storming home at Carlisle on his chase debut. The Sun
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