Definition of bloodstock
: horses of Thoroughbred breeding
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In 2002, Walden took over training of the WinStar Farm racing stable and in 2003 was appointed vice president of racing and bloodstock services.
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In 2002, Walden took over the training of WinStar's stable and soon was the vice president of racing and bloodstock services.
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His name was Scarzo, a former racehorse that the stable had imported to Oman from the U.S. some years back to boost its Arabian bloodstock.
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The other came several years ago on Buzz Chace, a prominent bloodstock agent who later died of cancer in 2013.
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Similarly, the free movement of horses has helped make Ireland a world leader in the bloodstock industry, which includes racing and breeding, adding about 1 billion euros to the economy.
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Similarly, the free movement of horses has helped make Ireland a world leader in the bloodstock industry, which includes racing and breeding, adding about 1 billion euros to the economy.
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Similarly, the free movement of horses has helped make Ireland a world leader in the bloodstock industry, which includes racing and breeding, adding about 1 billion euros to the economy.
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Similarly, the free movement of horses has helped make Ireland a world leader in the bloodstock industry, which includes racing and breeding, adding about 1 billion euros to the economy.
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First Known Use of bloodstock
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: horses that are bred for racing
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