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It's a different thing to win with a horse bred from a mare which is a family pet.
Some Texans responded with a skill bred in the bone here — barbecue.
Mr Smith clearly set about his task with a thoroughness bred into generations of Whitehall civil servants.
With a confidence bred by their longest winning streak in 17 years, the Mets looked as if they could click into cruise control.
Many of the top riders over the decades have come from Scots-Irish stock, with a tradition, bred by history, of defying imposed authority.
Replacing the queen with an insect bred for more docile traits will soon influence the entire hive because a single queen produces all the young for that colony.
Instead of a kiss 'n' tell story, the Sun on Sunday kicks off with a breed 'n' tell tale in which actress Amanda Holden recounts her "birth ordeal" across five pages.
A child with touch sensitivities might do better with a breed with a soft rather than rough coat.
It is also prone to skin disorders, with a breed-specific condition called Hyperplastic Dermatosis occurring.
Pit bull advocates won a big victory in Maryland last week, when a county with a breed ban was ordered to return a disabled woman's service dog.
To qualify for recognition by the American Kennel Club, a national breed club must first be established and a written request needs to be sent to the AKC along with a breed standard.
