horse-owning

Displaced horse-owning New Yorkers bought up the small farms of the Bluegrass and built Greek Revival mansions typical of an early 19th-century plantation South that Kentucky, in fact, had never known.

Behind the Bluegrass Max Watman 2010

Jason's third novel, FAKE I.D., concerns a bouncer's desperate attempts to join a horse-owning syndicate.

Archive 2009-08-16 SeattleTammy 2009

Jason's third novel, FAKE I.D., concerns a bouncer's desperate attempts to join a horse-owning syndicate.

Department of Book Reports: Jason Starr SeattleTammy 2009

Wealthy, horse-owning couples live in "mink and manure" districts; teachers who go on strike take part in a "chalkdown."

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

The race horse-owning mogul also co-founded the Bridgehampton Polo Club and the Mercedes-Benz Polo Challenge, which takes place on Saturdays in July and August.

Return to Montauk: Brant, Schnabel, Beard Frolic in Andy Land 1987

The race horse-owning mogul also co-founded the Bridgehampton Polo Club and the Mercedes-Benz Polo Challenge, which takes place on Saturdays in July and August.

Return to Montauk: Brant, Schnabel, Beard Frolic in Andy Land 1987

First to get in, because others had made way for them, were the men of the Companions, the horse-owning lords of Macedon, and any officers who had been near the doors.

Funeral Games Renault, Mary, 1905-1983 1981

The point of this discovery was that it proved Haldin to have been familiar with that horse-owning peasant -- a reckless, independent, free-living fellow not much liked by the other inhabitants of the house.

Under Western Eyes Joseph Conrad 1890

Other big names from the race horse-owning world on the share register include Dermot Desmond and Trevor Hemmings.

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"When you look at the potential horse-owning population of the U.S., it is at best static if not shrinking," McGuire said.

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