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whip on

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whip someone or something on
to force someone or something to continue by whipping or beating. The rider whipped his horse on, faster and faster. The stage coach driver whipped on the team of horses.
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I think the use of a whip on a racehorse to either speed it up or to keep it under control is not acceptable in this day and age.
Yes, Black said, he would "on occasion" wield a whip on an otherwise unmanageable horse after a race and consider it "appropriate.
Llewellyn, who finished seventh when using the whip on Sharp Temper in a maiden hurdle, said: "I liked it.
 
 
 
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