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yearling

noun as in young animal

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“She drug me around there the whole way. She’s probably the most energetic horse I’ve ever been around. She’s just got this ball of energy all the time. She had it when she was a yearling, and from the moment we bought her, she’s just given us all that.”

The first time they tried this multi-entity approach was 2018 and they sent Baffert to the Keeneland yearling sale with about $9 million and he bought 17 colts.

Later, watching two of his sons and a friend rope yearling bulls in a pen, the plainspoken and photogenic rancher — who rallied followers through a bullhorn that day saying, “Let’s go get those cattle” — recalled being arrested, jailed for nearly two years and brought to a trial that was dismissed due to prosecutorial misconduct.

BUTLER, Pa. — A woman was injured in a bear attack while letting her dog outside, and Pennsylvania game commission employees killed the mother bear and tranquilized her three yearling cubs, authorities said.

Those who opposed the proposed change, such as Ruby Yearling from the Civil Rights Corps, testified that it would give officers the license “to act with absolute impunity when interacting with community members.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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