The word "racehorse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a horse that is used specifically for competitive racing. For example, "The racehorse jockeyed by John Smith won the Belmont Stakes."
Seven of Europe's victorious Ryder Cup team were British nationals; in Test cricket England spent the first half of the year as world No 1 before being dethroned by South Africa; the racehorse Frankel, retiring unbeaten after nine consecutive Group 1 wins, might be regarded as history's greatest thoroughbred.
However, a comfortable semi-final win over Chesterfield, winning 4-0 on aggregate, has given Preston – backed by the property tycoon and treble Grand National-winning racehorse owner Trevor Hemmings – a chance to rewrite their play-off history and compete again at a level where Grayson believes they belong.
The institute's collection evolved eclectically, to incorporate items such as the racehorse Phar Lap's heart, while in 1935 the Hunterian Museum in London donated its "war wounds" (body parts, including limbs and torsos, of first world war personnel).
This stresses the excitement of mixing with horsy folk in the paddock and maintains that owning a racehorse is "the ultimate high without being on drugs".Two years ago this correspondent set out with a pair of friends to taste the thrill of ownership.
The right question is "What can foreign aid do for the poor?" It is fine, he says, to aim to win the Kentucky Derby if you own a racehorse.
Yet to those who are not horse lovers, killing a racehorse for meat may seem no worse than slaughtering cows and sheep for their flesh.
To his evident pleasure, The Economist bought a racehorse, which once appeared, beribboned in its owner's colours, at the foot of the new skyscraper in St James's Street that by then housed the newspaper.
"So we are well on our way towards creating an emotional bond to our horse".Be that as it may, there remains the issue of whether Distill My Heart will succeed as a racehorse.
By acquiring a 28.7% stake from John Magnier and J.P. McManus, two Irish racehorse owners, to add to his own holding of 28.1%, Mr Glazer secured a majority stake in United.
Nominations and shares in stallions are like any other commodity they are traded widely on world markets.As a racehorse, Sadler's Wells was also much like his father very, very good but not a track superstar.
Because the betting industry relies on the sport for its profits, the government has long forced bookies to cough up to subsidise racetracks and the racehorse owners.At first it did so by allowing bookies to take bets only at the track, where they were charged an entrance fee five times higher than the public one.
