Definitions
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- noun The
American Saddlebred breed ofhorses
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Examples
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I get my horse fix every week by taking a riding lesson on an American Saddlebred horse.
Terrific Tuesday with Jan Scarbrough:) Molly Daniels 2010
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Draft Horse Hitch, Open and Saddlebred Performance Classes: AGRICULTURE/HORTICULTURE BUILDING: Demonstrations and exhibits from agricultural and horticultural groups. 9 a.m.
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Draft Horse Hitch, Open and Saddlebred Performance Classes: AGRICULTURE/HORTICULTURE BUILDING: Demonstrations and exhibits from agricultural and horticultural groups. 9 a.m.
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I show Saddlebred yr round all over and my students ride Academy started last weekend
TheHorse.com News 2010
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I show Saddlebred yr round all over and my students ride Academy started last weekend
TheHorse.com News 2010
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Barbara Isaac, Cream Ridge, founder of Riding High Farm and the HHRC, told the audience that she came up with the name of the farm after attending the 1979 National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden, where she watched the American Saddlebred classes.
Examiner 2010
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Ellie had the opportunity to feed a large dark brown Saddlebred horse named Ariel in the horse behavior and petting station that was organized by Ariel's trainer, Stacey Kipper.
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Ellie had the opportunity to feed a large dark brown Saddlebred horse named Ariel in the horse behavior and petting station that was organized by Ariel's trainer, Stacey Kipper.
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Ellie had the opportunity to feed a large dark brown Saddlebred horse named Ariel in the horse behavior and petting station that was organized by Ariel's trainer, Stacey Kipper.
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Ellie had the opportunity to feed a large dark brown Saddlebred horse named Ariel in the horse behavior and petting station that was organized by Ariel's trainer, Stacey Kipper.
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