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- noun Plural form of
stallion .
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Examples
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More money is wagered on horse racing in Japan than in any other country, and Japanese breeding farms will pay millions for big-name stallions from the U.S.
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The stallions are a crossbreed of Spanish thoroughbreds and Karst horses that dates from 1580, and they are a treat to watch, but reservations should be made 6 to 8 weeks in advance.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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AL manager Joe Maddon credited his bullpen "stallions" of Jonathan Papelbon, Joe Nathan and Mariano Rivera.
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Green salad with stallions and bacon bit, choice of Dressage.
Elayne Boosler: Mr. Ed, It's What's for Dinner Elayne Boosler 2011
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"The waves were coming in like Arabian stallions..."
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In 2000, she founded Through Connection, a business dedicated to breeding, training and selling stallions.
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Last year, Frank Stronach , founder of the Canadian auto components company Magna, sent five stallions to McMahon.
Horse Breeding Canters Back to N.Y. Pia Catton 2011
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In the late 1600s and early 1700s, three stallions imported by British aristocrats became the forefathers of today's thoroughbreds: the Godolphin Arabian, Darley Arabian and Byerley Turk.
DNA analysis shows thoroughbreds have British as well as Arabian roots Post 2010
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Vinery now has 160 horses—five of which are stallions—between the two farms; the top stallion is Bluegrass Cat, which has a stud fee of $17,500.
Horse Breeding Canters Back to N.Y. Pia Catton 2011
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"They're the cruddy ones no one wants, not the spectacular, awesome ones with fairy wings and gypsy stallions with big manes," she says.
Virtual Products, Real Profits Nick Wingfield 2011
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