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  • Ingoldsby said, explaining that Locust Street was once known as Jockey Street because people sold and traded horses there on Court Day, a day when many countians came to town.

    Loose Leaf Notes 2009

  • 'Victoria's Secret chain and other big names such as Jockey International.

    Hanes Panty Ads Touch on Delicate Issue 2008

  • ( "Jockey," an essay in the playful, towards making light of the jockey's sin!) "I expect he's been in search of Amy."

    The Old Wives' Tale Arnold Bennett 1899

  • 'Jockey' songs constitute a distinct and numerous class, and belong for the most part to the middle of the last century, when Jockey and Jenny were formidable rivals to the Strephons and Chloes of the artificial school of pastoral poetry.

    Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the Peasantry of England Unknown 1833

  • She said '' Jockey '' was part of a large group of close-knit friends.

    Stuff.co.nz - Stuff 2010

  • Anthony, known as '' Jockey '' for his small stature.

    Stuff.co.nz - Stuff By LORNA EDWARDS and PAUL MILLAR 2010

  • Anthony, known as '' Jockey '' for his small stature.

    Stuff.co.nz - Stuff 2010

  • She said '' Jockey '' was part of a large group of close-knit friends.

    Stuff.co.nz - Stuff By LORNA EDWARDS and PAUL MILLAR 2010

  • Talamo, who appears on the Animal Planet series "Jockey," has won five Grade I stakes -- the first two on July 7, 2007 -- and jumped into the national spotlight by winning the Wood with I Want Revenge.

    unknown title 2009

  • Cooper, Inc. introduced the "Jockey" brand of underwear in 1930.

    A Christmas Yuleblog 2008

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