Sentence examples for competitive handicaps from inspiring English sources

Another young rider to amplify his talents was Brendan Powell Jr, who won frantically competitive handicaps over both hurdles and fences.

In a race that is up there with the most competitive handicaps on the Flat racing calendar, Addeybb was a class apart.

McDonald , Godolphins principal jockey in Australia, has extended his time in Britain this summer to cover for William Buick's 28-day susprincipalnd has now added a Group Two success to his win in the Northumberland Plate, one of the season's most competitive handicaps, 12 days ago.

In a competitive handicap, our Newmarket contact puts in a good word for Charm School and Jaser.

This competitive handicap, combined with insufficient management attention, proved too great to overcome.

"Sir Henry had this in mind for the horse all along and although a competitive handicap like this is one of the hardest of the year to win, he's a tough willing horse.

Blue Surf ran well for a long way in a competitive handicap at Royal Ascot last time when clearly failing to stay the trip and the drop back to 10 furlongs will definitely suit.

I accept the counterargument that list management is a competitive handicap, but under reasonable limits I'm sure that concern can be accommodated, especially with future draft picks now on the trade table.

On the other hand, a major bank with a large trust depart ment would be put at a severe competitive handicap if other money‐managing institutions could join the N.Y.S.E.

He has a very good pedigree, all round; still has very few miles on the clock; and is 3lb lower than when catching the eye, closing out of midfield after being hampered, in a very competitive handicap at the Ebor meeting last summer.

This young chaser made terrific progress after joining veteran Irish handler Noel Meade at the start of last season, signing off the campaign with victories in a competitive handicap at the Festival and a grade one race in novice company at Fairyhouse.