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Two of the latest foals were on view: Detroit Lady, born April 9, 2017, and Tebo Starlight, March 17, 2017.
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Even a chair with three legs tapering down into graceful points, or his Stool from 1963, which has four thin legs that at the same time buckle inward and splay outward like a newborn foal, are at once delicate and sturdy.
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The foals, all born in captivity at Bureau of Land Management corrals in Litchfield, were from mares gathered in September 2016 from the Devil’s Garden Wild Horse Territory on the Modoc National Forest, said Jeff Fontana, a BLM spokesman.
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West Coast, a three-year-old May foal who wasn’t ready for the Triple Crown races, has emerged as the dominant three-year-old in America with victories in five consecutive races, including the Travers and Pennsylvania Derby.
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The horse advocates’ lawsuit claims the roundup cannot exceed 1,560 horses, including the foals.
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Meadow Stable wound up with the Somethingroyal-Bold Ruler foal born there on March 30, 1970, and named Secretariat by the Meadow executive Elizabeth Ham, who had worked for the old League of Nations in Geneva.
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Two foals have been born this year, Talia said, Tebo Stardust in April and Detroit Lady in March.
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The clones have sired more than 375 foals, colts, and fillies priced at $50,000 to $250,000.
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Origin and Etymology of foal
First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined above
See Words from the same yearDefinition of foal
Examples of foal in a Sentence
The mare will foal in June.
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The colt was foaled from an embryo transplant — a process not allowed in thoroughbreds — as a concession to his 22-year-old mother.
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First Known Use of foal
14th century
FOAL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of foal for English Language Learners
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: a young horse; especially : a horse that is less than one year old
FOAL Defined for Kids
Definition of foal for Students
Definition of foal for Students
- The mare will foal soon.
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