Sentence examples for area of horse from inspiring English sources

Before World War II, this was an area of horse farms, orange groves and the like.

Our results suggest that primary areas of horse domestication were confined to regions where considerable expanses of open landscape persisted throughout the Holocene, and that previously forested regions in Europe primarily relied on an import of domestic horses.

To identify primary areas of horse domestication in Europe, we investigate spatial patterns of genetic diversity in horse breeds for which empirical evidence demonstrates a historic origin in a distinct region of mainland Europe or the UK (henceforth referred to as "traditional breeds").

Although our lack of sampling locations in Central and East Asia prevents us from pinpointing primary areas of horse domestication in this region, high diversity in the Caspian area is in agreement with palaeontological data suggesting that E. ferus survived the Holocene in South-West Asia and Central Asia [26].

For the purpose of this paper, we define primary areas of horse domestication as regions where local domestic populations largely descend from local wild stock, be it through their initial recruitment to found domestic populations ("independent" domestication), their extensive introgression into local domestic populations, or both.

Locate the area of your horse's nose on which the bosal should be located.

The buckle should lay on a fleshy, non-bony area of the horse's nose.

One month into the outbreak, at the commencement of the thoroughbred horse breeding season, a special restricted area was established, allowing horse movements within specified areas of high horse density [ 14].

'Music is really the only thing many Gypsy families have left, as other traditional areas of employment – horse trading, basket making – have faded," she says.

Six areas of the horse were given a score between 0 and 9 (neck, shoulder, withers, ribs, back, rump) and the mean score taken by dividing by six.

Use chalk or masking tape to section off the areas of your horse's coat that you intend on clipping.