10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TURF OUT»
Discover the use of
turf out in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
turf out and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
American
Turf Register and Sporting Magazine
MESSENGER, by Mambrino, dam by Turf, out of a Regulns. See pedigree of
American Eclipse. MUFTI, by Fitz Herod; dam by Infant, (son of the Godolphin
Arabian,) out of Whittington mare. Imported 1801. Sire of Trafalgar and Caroline.
1778.
John Stuart Skinner, 1832
2
American
Turf Register and Sporting Magazine
Messenger, by Mambrino, dam by Turf, out of a Regulus. Sec pedigree of
American Eclipse. Mufti, by Fitz Herod; dam by Infant, (son of the Godolphin
Arabian,) out of Whittington mare. Imported 1801. Sire of Trafalgar and Caroline.
1778.
3
The
Turf Register and Sportsman & Breeder's Stud-book: ...
RICHARD VERSOS, of Newmarket, and told to Sir JOHN LADE, Dart. CROP was
got by Turf, out of the Coome Arabian Mare, the dam of Thetford, etc. cot. 2,
pages 526 and 529. At Newmarket Craven Meeting, 1781, Crop, 8st. beat Mr
SuLsh's ...
William Pick, R. Johnson, 1822
4
The
turf register, and sportsman & breeder's stud-book, by ...
CROP was got by Turf, out of the C'oome Arabian Mare, the dam of Thetfurd, etc.
vol. 2, iiages 526 and 529. At Newmarket Craven Meeting, 1781, Crop, 8st. beat
Mr Sulsh's Temperance, 7st.l lib. R.M. lOOgs: — f> to 4 on Temperance.
William Pick, R. Johnson, 1822
Dr. Mischling only allowed Surf & Turf out of his pen when Merrow was there to
make sure he didn't swim off and get into trouble or risk being seen by the outside
world. Mischling charged Merrow with the responsibility for Surf & Turf from a ...
6
Føroysk-Ensk ordabók: with Faroese folk-lore and proverbs : ...
... stod sum -s, -steinur 1) thunderstone: fadir legdi ein -stein undir grundina, ta id
hann bygdi ; 2) (loc) pumice(stone), -vedur thunderstorm, weather with thunder
and lightning. torv -s n (coll) turf: bera burtur t. — spread turf out to dry: bera t.
7
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Society for Promoting ...
... while the coulter (also made sharp) will cut the turf on the other side ; and the
flat of the share will turn the turf out six inches wide, leaving ribs of grass three
inches wide uncut. The cut turf being removed, the plough, set at the same gauge
, ...
Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, 1826
... while the coulter (also made sharp) will cut the turf on the other side; and the
flat of the share will turn the turf out six inches wide, leaving ribs of grass three
inches wide uncut. The cut turf being removed, the plough, set at the same gauge
, ...
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THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE: A PERIODICAL WORK, EXCULSIVELY ...
... and, being made very sharp, will cut the ' turf on that side, while the coulter (
also made sharp) will cut ' the turf on the other side; and the flat of the share will
tarn * the turf out six inches wide, leaving ribs of grass three inches wide uncut.
by Fidget, .out of Teucer's dam ; Lord Gros- venor'S ch. c. by Pot8o's, out of Maid
of the Oaks; Ld Grofvenor's b o. by Dungannon, out of Fairy ; Mr. D. B. Daly's c. by
Tom Turf, out of Rigadoon ; Mr. J- Taylor's f, by Bagut, out of Jessica. Craven ...
