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12 Best Equine Euphemisms | HORSE NATION
https://www.horsenation.com/2014/09/27/12-best-equine-euphemisms/
What riders say isn’t always what they mean. Riders have their own language. For us, words like “poll,” “hack” and “bean” simply do not mean what ordinary people think they mean. And sometimes, we use our secret code to …
The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Horse Term Euphemisms
https://www.horsenation.com/2015/07/31/the-ultimate-encyclopedia-of-horse-term-euphemisms/
The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Horse Term Euphemisms. July 31, 2015 Leslie Wylie Maria Wachter Horse Humor Leave a comment. ... Horse can buck, bolt, bite, rear and kick — all at the same time. Flickr/cloudzilla/CC. Buddy …
A Kill at Hawthorne Revealed in Obscene Euphemisms
https://horseracingwrongs.org/2020/12/14/a-kill-at-hawthorne-revealed-in-obscene-euphemisms/
A Kill at Hawthorne Revealed in Obscene Euphemisms December 14, 2020 In the 4th at Hawthorne yesterday, And He’s Loose was said (by the chartwriter) to have “taken a bad step,” leading to “humane euthanasia on the track.” Two of Racing’s more obscene euphemisms in a single line: “Took a bad step” implies fluke, misfortune, accident – not on us.
Three “Went Wrongs” (One of Racing’s Favorite Euphemisms) Last …
https://horseracingwrongs.org/2019/12/09/three-went-wrongs-one-of-racings-favorite-euphemisms-last-week/
Three “Went Wrongs” (One of Racing’s Favorite Euphemisms) Last Week December 9, 2019 Last week in U.S. Thoroughbred and Quarterhorse Racing Flying Around “vanned off” at Mountaineer Swayze “vanned off” at Turf Wild Atlantic Way “vanned off” at Turf Arch Maven “went wrong, vanned off” at Turfway Rock n’ Candy “in distress, vanned off” at Turfway
10 More Equine Euphemisms: Reader Edition - HORSE …
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In response to our post on some of the best equine euphemisms we could come up with, you readers totally showed us up. I am truly afraid of what lurks beneath whatever sales ads you all would write. Horse is very athletic. He …
The Origins of 12 Horse-Related Idioms - Mental Floss
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“Dark horse” was popular racing slang for an unfamiliar trotter that won a race. 10. One Horse Town When It Originated: 1850s Settled in 1849, the village of One Horse Town in Shasta County,...
“Went Wrong” (Almost Always) Equals Dead - Horseracing Wrongs
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“Went Wrong” (Almost Always) Equals Dead – Horseracing Wrongs “Went Wrong” (Almost Always) Equals Dead February 9, 2021 “Broke Down” is, of course, Racing’s historically favorite euphemism for died. But in the time I’ve been doing this, I’ve noticed a move away from that vile phrase.
3-Year-Old Falls “Heavily,” Dead at Aqueduct – Horseracing Wrongs
https://horseracingwrongs.org/2022/04/11/3-year-old-falls-heavily-dead-at-aqueduct/
I suppose euphemisms are a must since its actually beating an innocent animal. Sickening. Wanda Diamond April 11, 2022 at 5:30 pm Right, just saying ” jockey whipped the hell out of the horse to get him/her/it to run faster” doesn’t sound good, because obviously this whole show of brutality against horses isn’t good.
List of sports idioms - Wikipedia
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Horse racing: The final phase of an endeavour or project. On a racecourse, the home stretch is the final part of track on which the race finishes. OED dates racing usage to 1841, but does not date or cite a figurative usage; M-W defines a figurative use but does not date it. hospital pass
Horse - Idioms by The Free Dictionary
https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/horse
horse 1. n. heroin. (Drugs. Because it begins with H.) Horse is still very popular in the big cities. 2. n. horse dung. I got a job shoveling horse out of the stables. horseradish n. heroin. (see also horse .) Bart can get you some horseradish.
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