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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «JOCKEYSHIP»
Descubre el uso de
jockeyship en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
jockeyship y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Works of Jeremy Bentham, Now First Collected: Under the ...
I hope by this time you are worked up to a proper pitch of indignation at the
neglect and inconsistency betrayed by the law, in not suppressing this species of
jockeyship, which it would be so easy to do, only by fixing the price of horses.
Nobody ...
2
Tales From the Turf: Reflections from a Life in Horseracing
Jockeyship. Former champion jockey Bob Davies once met a trainer for the first
time in the parade ring and asked him, about the horse he wasabouttoridefor him,
'How does he jump?' He received the rather disconcerting reply,'That'sfor you to ...
3
The Correspondence of King George the Third with Lord North ...
I fear jockeyship, am re- " solved to be there on the first day of meeting," &c.,
January 16 ; and on the 18th Lady Chatham writes, — "I think it important that you
" should know what infinite pains are taken to circulate an authori- " tative report,
that ...
4
The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest ...
This brought on a short altercation with respect to parliamentary forms; during
which The Earl of Abingdon complained of jockeyship, declaring that he was
upon his legs as soon as the noble 'earl who moved the adjournment, and that ...
Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard,
1814
5
The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest ...
This brought on a short altercation with respect to parliamentary forms; during
winch The Earl of Abingdon complained of jockeyship, declaring that he was
upon his legs as soon as the noble earl who moved the adjournment, and that ...
6
Cobbett's Parliamentary history of England: From the Norman ...
Was that the case, his grace said, (he noble earl might well complain of
jockeyship ; it was certainly taking an advantage which it was beneath the dignity
of their lordships to surfer to be taken. If the motion of the noble earl was
disagreeable ...
William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard, Great Britain. Parliament,
1814
7
The Parliamentary history of England from the earliest ...
... preserved, and that House to consider. Wish i Ins motion had been made at the
first of the session. There Has a tenderness that prevented this motion last year,
bat why go on in it ? The previous question is parliamentary jockeyship.
William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard, Great Britain. Parliament,
1812
8
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England: From the Norman ...
Was that the case, his grace said, the noble earl might well complain of
jockeyship ; it was certainly taking an advantage which it was beneath the dignity
of their lordships to suffer to be taken. If the motion of the noble earl was
disagreeable ...
9
THE Parliamentary History OF ENGLAND, FROM THE EARLEST ...
This brought on a short altercation with respect to parliamentary forms ; during
which The Earl of Abingdon complained of jockeyship, declaring that he was
upon his legs as soon as the noble earl who moved the adjournment, and that ...
... that the blood of all horses may be merely ideal ; and if so, a word of. no .
meaning. But before I advance any thing more on this hypothesis, and that I may
not be guilty of treason against the received laws of Jockeyship, . I do here lay it
down ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «JOCKEYSHIP»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
jockeyship en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Love The Horse
... at our richest race and in such an evenly matched field, it was clear that jockeyship and the whims of Lady Luck were going to have a big say. «Sporting Post, Jul 15»
The Grey Gatsby can cause a shock in Coral Eclipse Stakes
A shortage of racing room at a crucial stage of the Prince of Wales's Stakes- a result of legitimate jockeyship manufactured, coincidentally, ... «Cambridge News, Jul 15»
Gosden: 'Unacceptable' riding must be looked at
That's professional race-riding and jockeyship. I do have a problem with using all-weather winter tactics and intimidating somebody in an ... «Racing Post, Jun 15»
Moore sits high in history
A more worthwhile comparison is with Piggott, whose skills and achievements represent the benchmark of supreme jockeyship over the seven ... «The Sunday Times, Jun 15»
If Futura Wins, I'll Be Wrong - Again
Of course, other things matter – like going, tactics, draw, jockeyship – but the first two usually outweigh the rest. In true run races, the front ... «Sporting Post, Jun 15»
Belmont Stakes Tips and Preview - American Pharoah bids to land …
His following outing in the Preakness Stakes showcased a sensible piece of jockeyship from Victor Espinoza in, what can only be described as, ... «Racingbase.com, Jun 15»
Preview: Clifton-on-Teme Point-to-point, Upper Sapey, near …
The course has its idiosyncrasies and its undulating nature puts a premium on jockeyship but most of the entries for the Members Conditions ... «Western Daily Press, May 15»
Martin Hannan: Mayweather vs Pacquiao is a match made in dollars
... witness a golden era of National Hunt jockeyship in which great rivals did their very best to beat each other and then walked away as friends. «The National, Abr 15»
De Kock's Best!
She has only been beaten once in six starts and that was in the Joburg Spring F&M Challenge, where a combination of traffic and jockeyship ... «Sporting Post, Abr 15»
Carberry recalls the day when a snail beat Red Rum
... eyesight is such that he can barely see the television pictures of the 40 horses hurtling over the 30 obstacles in the greatest test of jockeyship. «Yorkshire Post, Abr 15»