Sentence examples for stallions which from inspiring English sources

Therefore, epididymal semen characteristics during the freezing process in stallions which had died from colic and in healthy stallions submitted to elective castration were compared.

It was also notable that Davenport not only was able to purchase stallions, which were often available for sale to outsiders, but also mares, which were treasured by the Bedouin; the best war mares generally were not for sale at any price.

However, according to [ 54], stallions which have passed the breeding health examination hardly ever are truly "poor freezers".

With improvements in transport of cooled semen, mare owners can choose the most popular stallions which may otherwise be unavailable geographically.

[ 24] on the other hand reported a mean of 25.3% of midpiece defects in ejaculated semen from 3 stallions, which seems extremely high for normal stallions.

There was considerable variation among stallions, which was statistically significant for all these parameters except for mean_DFI (P < 0.001, P < 0.01, P < 0.001 and P < 0.2 respectively).

Ferguson is claiming he's entitled to half the stud fees generated by the stallion, which would amount to €300m.

The bigger potential payoff is in owning a top mare or stallion, which gives owners an incentive to retire the graded horses early.

Spielberg has always said he sought Mathison out because he loved Carroll Ballard's "The Black Stallion," which she also wrote, and found her easy to talk to on the set of "Raiders of the Lost Ark".

Observers studying the wild horse and half-asses have noted that females and juveniles form a group dominated by a single stallion, which keeps them together by active herding; the unattached males are solitary or live in small herds.

St Mawr, the horse, is male and marvellous, but no real horse was ever such a creature of myth and the demonic, this fiery glowing stallion which - if we do have to diminish the power of the thing - is probably an emanation of Lawrence's wish-thinking, poor Lawrence, so ill, so weakened.