Sentence examples for jump prize from inspiring English sources

Grabarz needed only to beat the American Jesse Williams to claim the Diamond League high jump prize and managed to do so with a second-time clearance at 2.28m.

While Usain Bolt produced another Swiss stroll of a 200m win, Yohan Blake racked up a routine 100m victory and the burgeoning Brit Robbie Grabarz claimed the Diamond League high jump prize of $40,000 £25,0000), despite a defeat on the night), David Rudisha was beaten by the clock and by a teenage rival on the rain-sodden track at the Letzigrund Stadion.

Of course, practically every week sees a major jumping prize competed for across these islands, each with its own significance, but Cheltenham is where it's really at.

The eight-year-old beat Time For Rupert in the first major jumps prize to be staged since the death of trainer Ginger McCain.

Though most of Britain's prestige jumping prizes are regularly shipped to Ireland, there is one that has proved surprisingly elusive to the raiders.

Willie Mullins targets rich jumps prizes at Auteuil today, but he can also be in the money nearer to home on the Classic card at the Curragh.

This could also apply to Sprinter Sacre, who will not be going for the better known - longer - jumping prizes, the King George and the Cheltenham Gold Cup, at which Kauto Star put his name in lights.

Ian Williams will break the ever-growing monopoly by high-profile trainers that hold the big Saturday jumping prizes if his Wayward Prince can take Newbury's Hennessy Gold Cup.

We're also giving 10 Pitch Winners a $1,000 Jump Start cash prize, so it's a huge return for a two-minute investment.

London claims the biggest-climber prize, jumping from 14th in 2010 to seventh.

If she is selected from the five contest winners in a drawing, her prize will jump to $100,000.