quintain

Quintain turned over the business to his son and went back out into the world.

You sound like my mother, the time I had a bad fall at the quintain.

In the 17th century the game of running at the quintain was played on the village green.

Quintain's portfolio fell by 11pc in the six months to the end of September.

Standing at the end of the field, he waved to Chris, who was over by the quintain.

The Board of Quintain notes the share price movement today.

Making the quintain had been simple enough; it was much more difficult to get a decent lance.

Though you don’t buy Quintain on past results, surely.

The excellent appetite he had worked up at the quintain faded away.

Quintain said it was considering a capital increase about a fortnight ago.

Quintain had not been content to stay quietly at home and count his coins.

This time Chris got out of the way of the swinging quintain.

The two companies may form a joint venture to develop the land around the stadium owned by Quintain.

He learned to tilt his lance at the quintain.

The deal was announced to the London stock exchange by Quintain this morning.

Participants will be invited to try their hand at quintain, drilling with the militia or sword play.

The ropes holding the quintain strained in the wind.

Master, bring out the quintain, Tommen wants to be a gnat.

Ok, not quite a penny dreadful, but Quintain looks to be heading that direction rapidly.

The village is famed for its medieval quintain which stands on the green, believed to be the last remaining example in the country.

There will be the chance to play Quintain and Ringtoss, popular games of the period.

Last week, Quintain announced that it had agreed more lenient lending terms with its banks.

His performance at quintain was respectable enough, because he could influence horses with his talent.

There were races, too, and riding at the quintain on the castle tiltyard.

As late as the 18th century running at the quintain survived in English rural districts.