The phrase "horse line" is not grammatically correct in written English.
You could use the phrase "horse harness" instead. For example: She tightened the horse harness on her mare before leading it to the barn.
Marginal groups, which seem to have continued an older form of Plains culture before the advent of the horse, lined the borders of the Plains area.
The regiment helped by constructing dummy camps with dummy horse lines and increased their patrolling, with the objective of discovering the Turkish strength and positions.
The levels of SPROUTY2 and RKIP in the horse lines were not lower than those in the human lines.
As shown in that study also, not all the heritable variation required to produce the phenotype need be preexisting; in one of the horse lines, a new mutation contributed.
Funny Cide, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner who will have the Hall of Famer Julie Krone aboard, will be the sentimental favorite, but Perfect Drift is the logical betting choice when as many as 10 horses line up for the Breeders Cup' Classic on Oct. 25.
Annemarie O'Brien had a simple answer here this week when asked how she feels about the race on Friday that will see two of her husband Aidan's horses line up against another that is trained and ridden by the couple's two sons.
The horses were Kheyra, a purebred seven-year-old mare who weighed 900 pound, and Rustem Bey, a half-Arab by Khaled out of a Standardbred mare of the Clay Trotting Horses line.
At one point, standing down on the paddock watching the horses line up and the little pint-sized jockeys mount for the eighth race, we were taken aside by a fellow amateur-enthusiast.
At night, he would go to the horse-lines to feed and talk to his horse.
Go to any track for afternoon racing and you'll see the pony horses lined up in the tunnel with children (and adults) petting them between races.
