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Examples
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I wanted my own pony so much, but we could never afford it, of course, with the upkeep, stable fees, horse-boxes, all the stuff that goes with it.
Above Suspicion Lynda La Plante 2004
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I wanted my own pony so much, but we could never afford it, of course, with the upkeep, stable fees, horse-boxes, all the stuff that goes with it.
Above Suspicion Lynda La Plante 2004
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The entry was by a yard; and some of the former horse-boxes had been rudely knocked together to provide accommodation.
Australia Felix 2003
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Then Tchertop-hanov rushed into one of the three horse-boxes in the stable in which Malek-Adel was put.
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Together they scrutinised the horse-boxes, the manger, and the lock on the door, turned over the hay and the straw, and then went into the courtyard.
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Saturday, the beginning of winter, opened with a cold raw souther and a surging sea, which washed over the Dock-piers; in such weather it was impossible to embark ten mules without horse-boxes.
The Land of Midian 2003
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To right and to left, in horse-boxes raised above the ground, stood nearly thirty horses, groomed to perfection.
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Pullitzer had set off to Catterick early in the smaller of the stable's two horse-boxes, accompanied by his own lad and the travelling head lad, Vic Young, who supervised the care of the horses while they were away from home.
Bonecrack Francis, Dick 1971
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From the horse-boxes at the rear of the train came such a sound that Sean hoped never to hear again.
The Sound of Thunder Smith, Wilbur, 1933- 1966
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He said the firm had got two good horse-boxes out of action in Cheltenham week and he took a poor view of the administration. '
Dead Cert Francis, Dick 1962
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