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Definition of half-bred in US English: half-bredadjective (of an animal) having one pure-bred parent. Example sentencesExamples - Epistolaire will stand for $1,370 for Thoroughbred mares and $896 for half-bred mares at Haras de La Haie Neuve.
- Curiously, Tipperary Boy was technically a half-bred, denied inclusion in the Thoroughbred Stud-Book because his sire, Royal Meath, carried strains in his lineage then considered ‘impure’.
- The half-bred Connemara has a wicked sense of Irish humour and is almost more human than horse.
- In the late 1860s and 1870s half-bred sheep were produced with English and Border Leicester and Lincoln rams and Merino ewes.
- But perhaps the greatest beneficiary of all has been the Irish half-bred mare whose future in the mid-1900s looked extremely bleak.
- By the second year, we had 8,000 Texas half-bred cattle and there were 3,500 works of English literature in my library.
- It doesn't take any gastronomic skill or taste to burn wood chips in a dustbin under a lump of cheese, a rainbow trout or a bastard half-bred boar's leg.
- In fact, I was beginning to despair that I would have to ride some half-bred draft horse.
noun An animal having one pure-bred parent. Example sentencesExamples - Although they may not be eligible to be in the main studbook, half-breds may receive registration papers as half-breds and be eligible for year-end breed awards.
- Examples that have survived to this day are the Shagya Arabian and the Gidran (Arab race or half-breds).
- Today three types of horses are bred in the farm: Noniuses, Mezõhegyes racing horses (also known as Hungarian half-breds) and trotters.
- I vaulted up onto the half-bred's back and trotted, then cantered and then galloped around the arena.
- A comparison of 75 per cent, 62.5 per cent and half-bred lambs showed no difference between the first two, but the half-breds were 26 per cent lighter at both weaning and 11 months of age.
- They were as much a part of their Magyar felver - Hungarian half-breds - as centaurs.
- After breeding Arabian/Connemara half-breds for two years, we bought two purebred Connemara mares to start raising purebred babies.
- The breeding of half-breds is a lottery, in which the percentage of prizes is small.
- She was winner of a two mile heats race at Penrith at age three, of races for half-breds at Morpeth and Penrith at age four, of a two mile heats race at Dumfries, and the Hunters' Stakes at Northallerton and Lambton Park.
- If the trade continued farmers could expect an average balance payment of over 30-40p/kg and a total clip value of 40-50p/kg for half-breds, Mules and Beulah or Radnor-type wool.
- The survival of half-breds was similar to that of indigenous breeds involved in the crosses, but crosses containing higher exotic inheritance did show problems of survival.
- There were half-breds, three-quarter-breds and full draft foals.
Definition of half-bred in US English: half-bredadjective (of an animal) having one pure-bred parent. Example sentencesExamples - But perhaps the greatest beneficiary of all has been the Irish half-bred mare whose future in the mid-1900s looked extremely bleak.
- In fact, I was beginning to despair that I would have to ride some half-bred draft horse.
- Epistolaire will stand for $1,370 for Thoroughbred mares and $896 for half-bred mares at Haras de La Haie Neuve.
- Curiously, Tipperary Boy was technically a half-bred, denied inclusion in the Thoroughbred Stud-Book because his sire, Royal Meath, carried strains in his lineage then considered ‘impure’.
- By the second year, we had 8,000 Texas half-bred cattle and there were 3,500 works of English literature in my library.
- In the late 1860s and 1870s half-bred sheep were produced with English and Border Leicester and Lincoln rams and Merino ewes.
- It doesn't take any gastronomic skill or taste to burn wood chips in a dustbin under a lump of cheese, a rainbow trout or a bastard half-bred boar's leg.
- The half-bred Connemara has a wicked sense of Irish humour and is almost more human than horse.
noun An animal having one pure-bred parent. Example sentencesExamples - There were half-breds, three-quarter-breds and full draft foals.
- Today three types of horses are bred in the farm: Noniuses, Mezõhegyes racing horses (also known as Hungarian half-breds) and trotters.
- I vaulted up onto the half-bred's back and trotted, then cantered and then galloped around the arena.
- A comparison of 75 per cent, 62.5 per cent and half-bred lambs showed no difference between the first two, but the half-breds were 26 per cent lighter at both weaning and 11 months of age.
- The survival of half-breds was similar to that of indigenous breeds involved in the crosses, but crosses containing higher exotic inheritance did show problems of survival.
- The breeding of half-breds is a lottery, in which the percentage of prizes is small.
- Although they may not be eligible to be in the main studbook, half-breds may receive registration papers as half-breds and be eligible for year-end breed awards.
- After breeding Arabian/Connemara half-breds for two years, we bought two purebred Connemara mares to start raising purebred babies.
- If the trade continued farmers could expect an average balance payment of over 30-40p/kg and a total clip value of 40-50p/kg for half-breds, Mules and Beulah or Radnor-type wool.
- They were as much a part of their Magyar felver - Hungarian half-breds - as centaurs.
- Examples that have survived to this day are the Shagya Arabian and the Gidran (Arab race or half-breds).
- She was winner of a two mile heats race at Penrith at age three, of races for half-breds at Morpeth and Penrith at age four, of a two mile heats race at Dumfries, and the Hunters' Stakes at Northallerton and Lambton Park.
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