Sentence examples for well bred to from inspiring English sources

This year the abundance of horses well bred to get the mile-and-a-quarter distance under the Twin Spires has wrecked my proven "knowledgeable breeder" method of handicapping the Derby, which seldom worked but sounded authoritative.

Bjork is artistically well bred enough to use E. E. Cummings's lines in "Sun in My Mouth," but she hardly needs his help, with her own lyrics like these from "Heirloom": "I have a recurring dream/ Every time I lose my voice, I swallow little glowing lights my mother and son baked for me".

Tough, pugnacious and hilarious looking, the bulldog might as well have been bred to serve as a mascot.

"We had plenty looking to buy him at the end of last season as a hurdler but he is very well bred and we decided to hold on to him," said his trainer, John Oxx. "He should improve from the run and will go for the Saval Beg Stakes at Leopardstown next month".

"Her preparation had gone well and she was bred to have a big chance of getting the trip but she had to step up to beat these boys.

O'Brien evidently thinks a bit of him ("massive engine") and Douglas Macarthur is well bred, as a brother to the fortuitous Oaks winner Was.

The going is a deal softer but he's bred to cope well.

The seeds also will be bred to perform well in organic farming systems, where agrochemicals can't be applied.

He is bred to stay well and looks very interesting back over a longer trip in the Ultima Business Solutions Handicap Hurdle.

"We haven't been able to see many of our main 'varieties of interest' growing in identical conditions in one location, and the new vineyard will be helpful for comparing relative development in and across years". The vineyard will also include a small planting of seedless table grapes, including Marquis, which have been bred to grow well in Finger Lakes conditions.

He stayed really well today and he's bred to.