Sentence examples for breeding career from inspiring English sources

But after a failed breeding career, Exceller was killed in 1997 and sold for horse meat in Sweden.

After a failed breeding career, his life ended in 1997 when he was sold for horse meat in Sweden.

Sheikh Mohammed nailed down the breeding career of the 2008 champion New Approach before the horse had completed a stellar two-year-old season.

Godolphin's fiercest rival, both on the track and when it comes to reaping the fabulous rewards of a top stallion's breeding career, is the Coolmore Stud in Ireland, which is where Camelot will retire when his racing days are over.

Instead, he has been sent out to pasture, idly passing his days, his breeding career in limbo, his new owners trying to figure out what to do about a stallion who has little sex drive.

One of the world's top horses in recent years was Japanese-bred Deep Impact, which on retirement in 2006 was sold for ¥.1 billion ($65m).Many assume Frankel's breeding career will be in England.

Racing championships and breeding careers are at stake as the horses compete in the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct in New York, the Arkansas Derby at Hot Springs, Ark., and the Blue Grass Stakes in Lexington, Ky., 70 miles from the home of the Derby.

In Flat racing where millions revolve around breeding careers and some trainers can appear aloof, Cecil took time to sign autographs and chat to curious racegoers.

Because of the downturn in the horse market in the US, it was assumed that most of the horses sent to Europe would stay there permanently and, after retirement from the racetrack, would enter their breeding careers outside the US.

The proportion of males ending the breeding season without nesting success (mainly due to predation) was fairly consistent in consecutive seasons of the males' breeding careers.

Now, sales of expensive stallions often include a "Ferdinand clause", ensuring sellers can buy them back after their breeding careers end, so their lives don't.