Clusters of horses wildly roam the hills, as if Easter Island belonged to them.
Without experience of the leaner times before and after, it is difficult to appreciate a cluster of horses which are a class apart.
Castellano, a 24-year-old Venezuelan who has been riding in New York only since February, swung Blazing Fury wide around the far turn and rocketed him past a cluster of horses on the rail for an emphatic four-and-three-quarter-length victory in the mile-and-three-sixteenths race.
A 2-level model was analysed in order to evaluate potential clustering of horses within herds.
Here, in an area that has been named a National Heritage Corridor because it remains one of the few remaining undeveloped regions in the state, bucolic byways like State Route 169 wind past tiny ponds, clusters of birches, horse farms, hills and pasturelands so green they appear almost neon.
A drive out toward Mr. Bush's ranch was like traveling through a quiet Texas landscape painting of live oaks and clusters of cattle, horses and goats.
We report on the structure and dynamics of the Fe ligand cluster of reduced horse heart cytochrome c in solution, in a dried polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) film, and in two trehalose matrices characterized by different contents of residual water.
The second scan statistic evaluated if affected farms were clustered or not adjusting for any within-farm clustering of case horses, i.e. that one horse would be more likely to be affected if there already was one affected horse on the farm.
The next cluster of three infected horses (Table 1 Horses IV, V and VI) had surgery within a five-day period, 2-7 July, about a month later.
Voluntary screening of OVC-VTH Large Animal Clinic personnel was performed on 2 occasions in 2002 in response to identification of clusters of nosocomial MRSA colonization in horses.
