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Meanings of young horses in English

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Usage of young horses in English
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All of the team are training young horses to keep the momentum going.
Reuters
2
The incisors meet at a more acute angle in old than young horses.
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
3
I have a handsome pair of black young horses from Ohio-real high steppers.
A Man for the Ages: A Story of the Builders of Democracy
4
The teeth of young horses show more or less yellowish cement.
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
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The young horses milled about the parked truck, curious, yet skittish.
Snow melts in spring
6
They kept things going by selling young horses who might one day do better.
The Guardian
7
The first thing to learn is that young horses struggle.
The Guardian
8
This is the principle at any rate adopted in the breaking of young horses.
The Economist
9
This blemish or unsoundness is most common in young horses.
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
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It was hot, and the young horses were kicking up dust in the lots.
Lonesome dove
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The racing isn't half bad either, with the finest young horses in Europe in contention.
The Irish Times
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Three young horses frolicked gaily in the meadow nearby.
Outlander
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And their rejoicing chorus was timed to the clash of bells on swift young horses.
Wayside Courtships
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The horsemen were Peyton's vacqueros, making a selection from the young horses for the market.
Susy, a Story of the Plains
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They never seemed to play up with him as young horses do with other people.
Robbery under Arms / A Story of Life and Adventure in the Bush a...
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Though he had given up schooling young horses, he could ride as hard as ever.
Phineas Redux
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