Sentence examples for excessive horse from inspiring English sources

(Excessive horse stress? Bad carrots? Mystery abounds).

"So not excessively excessive.

His list included a lack of physical exercise, or on the other hand excessive riding of horses; too much meat-eating, or possibly anaemia; impotence or sexual overindulgence; plebeian brutishness or aristocratic refinement; too many available women leading to satiety or too few leading to lack of opportunity; lack of parental love or excess of same; celibacy or marriage.

Dr. Lisa A. Fortier, a large-animal orthopedist at Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine, said she saw "abnormal joint and tendon development from excessive nutrition" in horses overfed "in utero or in the postnatal life," probably ingesting "too much of the wrong type of sugar that may cause levels of inflammation".

The hand cannot be raised above shoulder level to strike the horse with excessive force, and if a horse comes out of a race with welts the jockey is stood down.

If a horse has excessive white markings not associated with the Appaloosa pattern (such as those characteristic of a pinto) it cannot be registered unless it is verified through DNA testing that both parents have ApHC registration.

Clenbuterol, which can be used as an anabolic steroid in humans and animals, is legitimately given to horses with excessive mucus as a bronchial decongestant - but it must clear the animal's system before it races again.

In 1989 the Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse Association (KMSHA) was formed, and in 2002, the subsidiary Spotted Mountain Horse Association (SMHA) was developed to registered Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horses with excessive white markings and pinto patterns.

Horses with excessive white, including "bald face" or full white faces, white above the knees or hocks, or showing pinto markings (including tobiano, overo and sabino) are instead registered with the Spotted Mountain Horse Association (SMHA), a subsidiary of the KMSHA.

Appaloosas may also exhibit sabino or pinto type markings, but because pinto genes may cover-up or obscure Appaloosa patterns, pinto breeding is discouraged by the ApHC, which will deny registration to horses with excessive white markings.

Endoscopic evaluation of RAO-affected horses reveals excessive mucopurulent exudate in the tracheobronchial tree [ 4].