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Participants reported "it didn't really enter my brain I'm guessing because it was a little graze" and "I was pretty much unconcerned, because it wasn't a deep gash or anything like that".
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Nothing makes a horse happier (if we can presume to get inside a horse's head here) than a little grazing in open pasture.
Paynter's routine during his first few weeks at Fair Hill was to do very little but graze.
Nearly all grassland is plowed, and there is little "rough grazing".
During the breeding season, the male loses condition as he spends little time grazing.
Figures of the My Little Pony variety graze in a glass case below still-fragrant Strawberry Shortcake dolls.
Little carnivorous horses graze on the flesh of a fallen dragon in Ivan Witenstein's large fantasy sculpture and an installation by Wangechi Mutu stages a surrealistic shootout.
A year ago, the federal Agriculture Department reported that there were about 5.2 million head of cattle in California, less than 10 percent of which were raised largely in feedlots, with little opportunity to graze.
Pawlett's next involvement was just as controversial - a studs-first sliding challenge that did little more than graze Lewis Stevenson's toes but led to a red card, seemingly for dangerous play.
Indeed, devoted chowhounds could spend the waking hours of the entire six-day voyage doing little more than grazing the vessel, bow to stern, since, as the ship proudly boasts, there is somewhere to eat something twenty-three houts oft of twenty-four.
lHigh grass cover with little evidence of grazing.
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