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race horse

NOUN
  1. a horse bred for racing

How To Use race horse In A Sentence

  • He had a hip harness made for the race horse he raised.
  • He spent $10 million on a race horse, but that's just small change to him.
  • But Soderbergh is a race horse, blinders on and running hard, in the best sense of that metaphor.
  • Like days of yore when athletes would race horses, celebs would appear in sulkies and the legendary publicist Irving Rudd purposely misspelled the name of the track on its outside, the facility is still finding ways to set itself apart and draw attention. Joe Favorito: What's In a (Horse's) Name? Maybe a Grand for Someone
  • Having mastered how to use the equipment, the chemist can find out whether, for instance, a race horse had been doped, if an area is worth mining or if the proper chemical compound has been made.
  • nobble the race horses
  • One of the provisions of the policy will make it feasible for out-of-state trainers to race horses in California when their home tracks are closed.
  • The boss has got a heap of good race horses and he always gives you the drum when they're goin'.
  • The fact that she owned a string of race horses could be politely overlooked.
  • Many years ago there lived in a certain village a wealthy farmer who had the best of land and some great race horses and jumpers.
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