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- noun A
horse used fortrialling
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Examples
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I've always thought I'd make a better time trialler than climber – I've always been much better at pootling to the shops than tearing round a BMX track with my mates.
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Granted, Boardman was riding at sea-level, not altitude, but it's worth bearing in mind that he, a specialist time-trialler was only 8% or so better than Coppi's despite riding a better machine and having the advantage of more than half a century of sports science.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009
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Granted, Boardman was riding at sea-level, not altitude, but it's worth bearing in mind that he, a specialist time-trialler was only 8% or so better than Coppi's despite riding a better machine and having the advantage of more than half a century of sports science.
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Frank Schleck might be a worse time trialler than his brother.
Podium Cafe 2010
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And while she's still not a great time-trialler, she didn't lose a disastrous amount of time there.
Podium Cafe 2010
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"I think that Luis León Sánchez is a very strong rider and 36 seconds are not a big advantage for me, as he is a strong time trialler."
unknown title 2009
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