stud horse

He was found dead in a stud horse's stall, kicked to death.

Well, he's founded his livelihood on those two stud horses.

One might, and many did, refer to those early steam engines as stud horses.

Under bridle, the two stud horses were very well mannered.

You wanted to breed me like a stud horse."

I go marching back and forth across the room with a dong that would do credit to a stud horse.

Across the table, Arthur Chess chewed away like a stud horse.

The initial municipal airport facility was financed with a so-called "stud horse note."

Like I'm a goddamned stud horse that's been overworked.

"He's probably hung like a Tennessee stud horse."

It was a trick Fox had taught him to get the better of the big chestnut stud horse with the foul temper.

But Mrs. Hoffman said she could not find a stud horse good enough for her mare.

The river was originally known as Stud Horse Creek.

Now in its third year, it boasted two hundred breeding mares with eight stud horses, all in use.

"Secretariat and Seattle Slew looked like stud horses, big, arrogant.

At the time of Bowie's birth, his father owned eight slaves, eleven head of cattle, seven horses, and one stud horse.

And I am damned if I'll marry someone they choose for me, as if I were a stud horse!

'Where's the grey stud horse?

Mount Airy was first and foremost a stud horse farm and is still privately owned today by the Tayloe family.

Following the death of William Woodward, Jr., the Belair Stud horses were auctioned off.

Originally, the river (and the area) were known as "Stud Horse" by the early miners, but government officials changed it to Wild Horse.

Woltz invites him to his palatial house for dinner, and shows him his prized stud horse, Khartoum.

(US) Informal and technically incorrect term for a stallion, i.e. a stud horse or stud.

Blue Gown was eventually retired from racing as a five-year-old and was sent to Germany as a stud horse, where he was very successful.