Sentence examples for setting a good gallop from inspiring English sources

He showed no ill-effects from that mishap here, setting a good gallop under Bryan Cooper as Ruby Walsh was content to sit in behind on Nichols Canyon.

"I went out and set a good gallop and he jumped very well.

Silviniaco Conti, the 5-4 favourite, made a gallant attempt to win the race for a third time as he set a good gallop, but Cue Card was never far away.

The King George VI Chase champion, a 9-4 sett, set a good gallop from the outset of the three-mile-one-furlong contest, closely pursued by last year's winner, First Lieutenant, ridden by Barry Geraghty.

"I suspected they would go a good gallop, but we had a plan in place.

"We went a good gallop the whole way," the young rider said.

"And with four or five of them wanting a good gallop, we're guaranteed a fast pace.

We went a good gallop and sprinted off the bend when he got to the running rail.

He'll have a good gallop and he doesn't need to go to a racecourse from here.

There are quite a few of them and they all shake our reins and give our imagination a good gallop.

But the book is a good gallop from Churchill to the prime-minister-to-be, Gordon Brown—surely, no conspicuous consumer he?