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garyted51

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any clue what a yealing is?
 

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Hmmmm...It has potential :)
 

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A thoroughbred racehorse one year old dating from January 1 of the year in which it was foaled.
 

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Did you know this?
Factoid: Every horse becomes one year older on the first day of the new year.
 

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Originally posted by garyted51
Did you know this?
Factoid: Every horse becomes one year older on the first day of the new year.


That should be "every [thoroughbred racehorse] becomes one year old . . ."

Also, did you know that all true 'thoroughbreds' can be traced back to the same mare and sire?
 
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