Meanings of wear blinkers in English

But you'll wear blinkers, an' make some money while you're studyin' forestry.

The problem with insiders is that they wear blinkers.

Cracksman will wear blinkers on his final racecourse outing in Saturday's Qipco Champion Stakes at Ascot.

Lewis will wear blinkers for the first time after he showed ability on debut and the 1550m should suit him better.

They are mounted on small grey Arab horses, and sit in a very high-peaked saddle, and the horses all wear blinkers.

Excuse me, miss, but I see I've been wearing blinkers without knowing it!

Since 1975, only Earth Summit and Comply Or Die have worn blinkers to National glory.

William II wears blinkers; he can sometimes see in front of him, but never around him nor behind.

Watford's speed of thought and foot was such that Newcastle's fading centre-half played like a man wearing blinkers.

You might fancy they wore blinkers.

Five happy children-theyoungest eight and the oldest fifty-eight-startedfrom Orchard Farm behind a pair of comfortable white horses that never wore blinkers or check-reins.

"Then they should wear blinkers, like a horse," said Madame, severely, as if wearied by an admiration so universal that it palled.