bloodstock

"Perhaps she wanted to look at your bloodstock," Kate said.

Either way, he was there as the bloodstock market took its tumble.

The first recorded public auction of bloodstock took place in 1805.

You're right - either as an exhibitor or one of the bloodstock.

Her death was a severe loss to the Australian bloodstock industry.

How would that help the breeding, or bloodstock, business revive?

He remained involved in the racing industry as a bloodstock agent.

A friend has asked me to look for replacement bloodstock."

In 1776, the quality of the horse was further improved through bloodstock from England.

"The bloodstock market has been in a downtrend for years.

After playing at Bloodstock the first time round, the band started to gain momentum.

The Thoroughbred operation continued until 1922 when the bloodstock was sold.

"I'll just take our bloodstock up to the high nursery meadows-till they clear away."

But the bloodstock market is down now, and the emphasis is on racing.

The Japanese are clearly stepping up their interest in American bloodstock.

Why did the bloodstock business, including that at Calumet, plunge in the last half-dozen years?

The motel weekends are slowly changing the basic bloodstock of the parliamentary party.

He's a cousin of Lawrence's and an authority on bloodstock.

The stud promotes Irish bloodstock and has a national museum to racing.

Obscurely, it was the deaths of the bloodstock that she regretted the most.

"I expect anyone riding the countess's bloodstock must have plenty of money.

For a number of years, our bloodstock has been sold to Europe and the Middle East.

The early years of this decade were filled with wildly rising prices for world-class bloodstock.

Horse racing's decline was deepened by last year's collapse in bloodstock values.

"That's the way my grandfather used to import his fancy horse bloodstock from Earth.