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hindside first
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hindside first
Rur. backwards. You've got your shirt on hindside first. The horse came out of the trailer hindside first.
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After his dramatic charge to victory under Kevin Manning at Epsom, New Approach was a late defection from the Irish equivalent at the Curragh when he was ruled out by foot soreness and what was subsequently found to be muscle soreness high up on his left hindside.
Derby winner 'in very good form' as he prepares to step back into the ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Time to get her out of Rome for a visit to the hindside of the empire.
A Body in the Bathhouse by Julian, Janet / Kliatt
Following his dramatic charge to victory under Kevin Manning at Epsom, the Jim Bolger-trained New Approach was a late defector from the Irish Derby at the Curragh when he was ruled out by soreness in a foot and what was subsequently found to be muscle soreness high up on his left hindside.
Ireland's superstar colts head to head in battle of generations; ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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