Sentence examples for valuable race from inspiring English sources

"The Mile looks very hot but it's a much more valuable race.

In 1958, Ballymoss sealed his trainer's international reputation by winning Europe's most valuable race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

Goldie says he has kept Hawkeyethenoo under wraps since the four-year-old won a valuable race at York in July, with Fallon aboard.

He's only had one run over fences this season but he was second again in a valuable race at Leopardstown over Christmas.

If that seemed ruthless - Thornton, understandably, was devastated - then it was edifying to see Humphries instead give a chance to Jacob, still only 23 and unable to claim his 3lb allowance in such a valuable race.

Ticking off the reasons why next week's race had become an attractive option, the trainer said: "He's had a nice break, he's favourite for a hugely valuable race over a distance that he's been winning over.

It means that only two races have been possible over a four-day festival which, as well targeting a mass audience in Portsmouth, offered valuable racing time to teams anxious to hone their track skills.

How much faith you have in Nicholls and the breathing op is the question Silver By Nature Trying to be the first Scottish-trained winner for over 30 years and the first grey winner for 50 years, he's a likeable, brave horse who has slogged through the mud to win two valuable races at Haydock.

"This is going to be one of the most valuable races of the mobile era.

Thus, the Aryan race had to be maintained and improved, and interbreeding with 'less valuable races' would inevitably lead to an extinction of the Aryan race.

"At the time it was one of the most valuable races they ran at Exeter so it was quite an achievement to win it - and she went on to win again with him about a month later.