Definition of racehorse in English:

racehorse

noun ˈreɪshɔːsˈreɪsˌhɔrs

A horse bred, trained, and kept for racing.
赛马用的马
Example sentencesExamples
- By using real racehorses and real jockeys, the film makers have brought a physicality that is often missing in these days of computer-generated effects.
- Earlier this month, a retired greyhound defeated a top racehorse to claim the crown of fastest animal in the racing world.
- In the United States, critically injured racehorses are humanely euthanized by lethal injection.
- Racing is not a team sport - it's about the jockey and his relationship with the thoroughbred racehorse.
- She used to own a share in a racehorse but now bets on other people's horses instead.
- Noblemen founded stables and became interested in breeding thoroughbred racehorses.
- All proceeds go toward the care and placement of retired racehorses.
- The natural landscape has altered by the grass cutting that is essential for the racehorse training.
- The drug is not viewed as a therapeutic agent in racehorses.
- A good dog, like a good racehorse, is a combination of breeding and training - speed, stamina and finishing is all.
- But we also need to educate people because many don't realise what they are taking home when they buy a thoroughbred racehorse.
- He was a very wealthy businessman in Britain, where he had Rolls Royce cars and the second largest stable of racehorses in the country.
- His goal is to become a veterinarian, working with racehorses and eventually opening his own practice in his home community.
- The higher the system is tuned, the more likely it is to break down: true of racing cars, racehorses and footballers.
- The Irish horse person, largely, appears to have an entirely unsentimental view of racehorses, which is that they are racehorses first and last.
- A database of potential homes for racehorses will be established.
- He is passionate about horses and breeds thoroughbred racehorses.
- Versatility is a trait not often seen in Thoroughbred racehorses.
- All racehorses share an official birthday on 1 January.
- The day before we met in his Oxfordshire yard, he was given back his licence to train racehorses after an 18-month suspension.

Definition of racehorse in US English:

racehorse

nounˈreɪsˌhɔrsˈrāsˌhôrs

A horse bred, trained, and kept for racing.
赛马用的马
Example sentencesExamples
- Racing is not a team sport - it's about the jockey and his relationship with the thoroughbred racehorse.
- All proceeds go toward the care and placement of retired racehorses.
- By using real racehorses and real jockeys, the film makers have brought a physicality that is often missing in these days of computer-generated effects.
- A database of potential homes for racehorses will be established.
- But we also need to educate people because many don't realise what they are taking home when they buy a thoroughbred racehorse.
- He was a very wealthy businessman in Britain, where he had Rolls Royce cars and the second largest stable of racehorses in the country.
- The day before we met in his Oxfordshire yard, he was given back his licence to train racehorses after an 18-month suspension.
- The drug is not viewed as a therapeutic agent in racehorses.
- Earlier this month, a retired greyhound defeated a top racehorse to claim the crown of fastest animal in the racing world.
- Versatility is a trait not often seen in Thoroughbred racehorses.
- The higher the system is tuned, the more likely it is to break down: true of racing cars, racehorses and footballers.
- He is passionate about horses and breeds thoroughbred racehorses.
- The Irish horse person, largely, appears to have an entirely unsentimental view of racehorses, which is that they are racehorses first and last.
- Noblemen founded stables and became interested in breeding thoroughbred racehorses.
- In the United States, critically injured racehorses are humanely euthanized by lethal injection.
- A good dog, like a good racehorse, is a combination of breeding and training - speed, stamina and finishing is all.
- The natural landscape has altered by the grass cutting that is essential for the racehorse training.
- She used to own a share in a racehorse but now bets on other people's horses instead.
- His goal is to become a veterinarian, working with racehorses and eventually opening his own practice in his home community.
- All racehorses share an official birthday on 1 January.

词汇	racehorse
释义	Definition of racehorse in English: racehorse noun ˈreɪshɔːsˈreɪsˌhɔrs A horse bred, trained, and kept for racing. 赛马用的马 Example sentencesExamples By using real racehorses and real jockeys, the film makers have brought a physicality that is often missing in these days of computer-generated effects. Earlier this month, a retired greyhound defeated a top racehorse to claim the crown of fastest animal in the racing world. In the United States, critically injured racehorses are humanely euthanized by lethal injection. Racing is not a team sport - it's about the jockey and his relationship with the thoroughbred racehorse. She used to own a share in a racehorse but now bets on other people's horses instead. Noblemen founded stables and became interested in breeding thoroughbred racehorses. All proceeds go toward the care and placement of retired racehorses. The natural landscape has altered by the grass cutting that is essential for the racehorse training. The drug is not viewed as a therapeutic agent in racehorses. A good dog, like a good racehorse, is a combination of breeding and training - speed, stamina and finishing is all. But we also need to educate people because many don't realise what they are taking home when they buy a thoroughbred racehorse. He was a very wealthy businessman in Britain, where he had Rolls Royce cars and the second largest stable of racehorses in the country. His goal is to become a veterinarian, working with racehorses and eventually opening his own practice in his home community. The higher the system is tuned, the more likely it is to break down: true of racing cars, racehorses and footballers. The Irish horse person, largely, appears to have an entirely unsentimental view of racehorses, which is that they are racehorses first and last. A database of potential homes for racehorses will be established. He is passionate about horses and breeds thoroughbred racehorses. Versatility is a trait not often seen in Thoroughbred racehorses. All racehorses share an official birthday on 1 January. The day before we met in his Oxfordshire yard, he was given back his licence to train racehorses after an 18-month suspension. Definition of racehorse in US English: racehorse nounˈreɪsˌhɔrsˈrāsˌhôrs A horse bred, trained, and kept for racing. 赛马用的马 Example sentencesExamples Racing is not a team sport - it's about the jockey and his relationship with the thoroughbred racehorse. All proceeds go toward the care and placement of retired racehorses. By using real racehorses and real jockeys, the film makers have brought a physicality that is often missing in these days of computer-generated effects. A database of potential homes for racehorses will be established. But we also need to educate people because many don't realise what they are taking home when they buy a thoroughbred racehorse. He was a very wealthy businessman in Britain, where he had Rolls Royce cars and the second largest stable of racehorses in the country. The day before we met in his Oxfordshire yard, he was given back his licence to train racehorses after an 18-month suspension. The drug is not viewed as a therapeutic agent in racehorses. Earlier this month, a retired greyhound defeated a top racehorse to claim the crown of fastest animal in the racing world. Versatility is a trait not often seen in Thoroughbred racehorses. The higher the system is tuned, the more likely it is to break down: true of racing cars, racehorses and footballers. He is passionate about horses and breeds thoroughbred racehorses. The Irish horse person, largely, appears to have an entirely unsentimental view of racehorses, which is that they are racehorses first and last. Noblemen founded stables and became interested in breeding thoroughbred racehorses. In the United States, critically injured racehorses are humanely euthanized by lethal injection. A good dog, like a good racehorse, is a combination of breeding and training - speed, stamina and finishing is all. The natural landscape has altered by the grass cutting that is essential for the racehorse training. She used to own a share in a racehorse but now bets on other people's horses instead. His goal is to become a veterinarian, working with racehorses and eventually opening his own practice in his home community. All racehorses share an official birthday on 1 January.
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