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- South Carolina senior Amy Biffle (Gregory-Portland): Lost 151-141 to Indy Roper in horsemanship event of 14-5 loss to Auburn in Southern Equestrian Championships.
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- South Carolina senior Amy Biffle (Gregory-Portland): Lost 151-141 to Indy Roper in horsemanship event of 14-5 loss to Auburn in Southern Equestrian Championships.
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- South Carolina senior Amy Biffle (Gregory-Portland): Lost 151-141 to Indy Roper in horsemanship event of 14-5 loss to Auburn in Southern Equestrian Championships.
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- South Carolina senior Amy Biffle (Gregory-Portland): Lost 151-141 to Indy Roper in horsemanship event of 14-5 loss to Auburn in Southern Equestrian Championships.
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It is called the Equestrian and is pictured on the cover of our catalogue of the exhibit, shown above.
Archive 2007-03-01 Fr Timothy Matkin 2007
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It is called the Equestrian and is pictured on the cover of our catalogue of the exhibit, shown above.
The body--it's worth looking into Fr Timothy Matkin 2007
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Royalty into the ranks of famous preppy crossover bands such as Passion Pit "Equestrian," subtle and sublime, and it just might.
U.S. Royalty's new album sounds familiar, somehow Allison Stewart 2011
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Royalty into the ranks of famous preppy crossover bands such as Passion Pit "Equestrian," subtle and sublime, and it just might.
Album review: U.S. Royalty, "Mirrors" Allison Stewart 2011
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That is the oath taken by this kind of Equestrian order, instituted in their midst by all the nations of the world; everywhere it makes for the elevation of the rich, and its motto is deeply graven in hearts that wealth has turned to stone, or that have been reared in aristocratic prejudices.
The Magic Skin 2007
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That is the oath taken by this kind of Equestrian order, instituted in their midst by all the nations of the world; everywhere it makes for the elevation of the rich, and its motto is deeply graven in hearts that wealth has turned to stone, or that have been reared in aristocratic prejudices.
The Magic Skin Honor�� de Balzac 1824
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