Definition of racehorse
: a horse bred or kept for racing
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A year later came Arrogate, who won the Travers Stakes, the Breeders’ Cup Classic, the Pegasus Cup and the Dubai World Cup on the way to becoming the world’s richest racehorse.
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The Lilac fire started Dec. 7 and tore through Bonsall, destroying more than 150 buildings and killing dozens of racehorses.
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Treasure Valley Racing, a consortium of racehorse owners and breeders, solely funded the initiative, contributing $1.3 million.
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Top class modern racehorses would almost never be asked to do what Justify was attempting in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby.
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Akin to the great American racehorse Secretariat—an athlete simply on a level far above even the elite of the sport—but alo with longevity, mental toughness and perseverance.
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The Pete of the title is a racehorse that the protagonist of the movie, Charley Thompson, played by Charlie Plummer, falls in love with.
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Mike owned a few racehorses and was a used car salesman, selling and renting cars.
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Still, there are plenty of records left to break for the world's equal-highest rated racehorse, who was sired by Irish stallion Street Cry.
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First Known Use of racehorse
circa 1626
RACEHORSE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of racehorse for English Language Learners
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: a horse that is bred and trained for racing
RACEHORSE Defined for Kids
Definition of racehorse for Students
: a horse bred or kept for racing
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