Sentence examples for a mare for from inspiring English sources

Eleven-year-old Patrick Donohue, left, was attending his fifth or sixth fair; his brother sold a mare for 2,000 euros.

What you're thinking is that you could buy a mare for $60,000 and use her to make lots more $60,000 horses, minus stud fees and the cost of some hay.

And in the magazine I also saw that there was a mare for sale that was a daughter of his.

Other horses were probably brought to the area by migrating Celts, and there is a record from the 10th century of a bishop from Rome asking the Count of Poitou for a mare from the region.

This is perhaps a random effect, but it is also more acceptable to keep a lame mare for breeding.

Rachel is considered a foundation mare for Stonestreet, one who could potentially pass on her ability to several generations.

Owners Ursula and Raymond O'Connor have more than 50 horses and Ursula had saddled up Lollipop, a steady mare for me, Salty for Em and little Percy for Luke.

Rachel is considered a foundation mare for Stonestreet, one who could potentially pass on her ability to several generations, but it is uncertain if she will be able to carry again.

Osmond explains: "Jan bought a thoroughbred mare for £300, who was possibly the slowest race horse in Wales at the time, and paired her with an ageing stallion, and raised the foal on their vegetable patch.

The picture of a mare being treated for colic was taken by Mark Holm for The New York Times.

Prices skyrocketed, especially in the United States, with a record-setting public auction price for a mare named NH Love Potion, who sold for $2.55 million in 1984, and the largest syndication in history for an Arabian stallion, Padron, at $11,000,000.