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"It's a horse race every year," said Forbes spokesman Ray Healey, describing his magazine's rush to beat its rival. "Information of this kind is old in a matter of minutes.
Dylan Winter continues his Sunday teatime adventures with his barge and horse, sturdy Molly, meeting positively Dickensian canal-side folk.
To work on a horse, Dr. Willoughby climbs up on a couple of bales of hay.
And it is the rider's job to search the herd for cows that will best show the horse's stuff.
"They invested in options and a horse farm and other things," said Barry D. Goldman, the assistant U.S. attorney who prosecuted the case.
The horse was buried at the farm, where he had stood at stud since 1979.
She takes his gun, gets a nod from him, and kills the horse with one shot. There are no tears afterward; the bravado isn't an act.
Wright, 73, was delighted and planning a "quiet celebration" on his horse farm in Tasmania, said his lawyer, Malcolm Turnbull.
Miss Taylor has suffered back problems since she fell of a horse and fractured her spine 30 years ago, Ms. Sam said.
Warner, a former U.S. ambassador to Switzerland who now lives on an Ocala horse farm, filed for Chapter 11 financial reorganization in October 1987 to consolidate $4.5 billion sought in lawsuits against him as a result of the Home State collapse.
This is where we wanted him to do well." "They did a great job in preparing this horse.
Ann Keith, who owns a Los Angeles firm that sells tips on horse races, discovered all this the hard way.
Ed" that compelled me to go see Mr. Goldthwait as the non-equine lead of "Hot to Trot," a movie about a talking horse.
The lawyers probably won't mention his interest in horse racing, though Mr. Monieson says it remains a hobby.
'This should provide the framework for a restatement of government industrial policy,' Mr Davies said. He described the present government spending round as a 'ridiculous horse trade' which inevitably resulted in unsatisfactory decisions.
Television news, especially at the networks, has a fascination with the horse race, not the horses.
The Roman emperor and his horse were reunited Tuesday after an eight-year restoration of the gilded bronze equestrian statue.
Water spouts out of the horse's mouth when the head is rocked.
I think you have to have a feel for the horse.
Authorities said the horse sauntered off with several police cars in pursuit, until it was captured in a restaurant parking lot and held until Mrs. Higgins arrived to ride it home at sunrise.
In an era when "heroes can be made in less than a week," there may yet be a horse race in 1992, Mr. Garth says.
In 1987, she published "The Beaverbrook Girl," a lively volume of memoirs about her active and adventurous life, which included horse breeding and flying helicopters.
So he will become the second horse to be retired from the department and be returned to his owner.
At Clomot, near Pouilly, there is a gorgeous view of a private chateau with a long lilac-topped wall and a white horse grazing in a stream below.
The rider's horse was the first non-human.
"The typewriter is going the same way as the horse and buggy.
On top of his profit Mr Gill has been awarded a small bronze horse, which is the Leonardo Prize, sponsored by Crowley Colosso, which the Orangerie awards each year to the most important discovery relating to an Italian work of art.
Ditto for the antique horse hair clipper, the 1928 Buick radiator cap, the table lamp mounted on a Uruguayan firefighter's helmet, and the tractor tire shoes with the words "love" and "peace" inscribed on the soles.
"A gift horse has delivered something you didn't expect.
Incidentally, if you should notice an elderly gent wheeling around Muskogee in a blue pickup with a big yellow palomino horse for a hood ornament, that will be Wilbur Wright's brother, Orville.

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