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Hambletonian

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Hambletonian [ˌhæmbəlˈtəʊnɪən]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Breeds) one of a breed of trotting horses descended from a stallion of that name
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Other Horse Racing Facts include notable harness races include the Hambletonian, the Kentucky Futurity, and the Little Brown Jug.
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George Stubbs, Hambletonian Rubbing Down, 1800 Mount Stewart, Northern Ireland The great racehorse Hambletonian is depicted lifesize, being rubbed down after his win at Newmarket in 1799, a race in which Stubbs felt the horse had been driven too hard.
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Karen Harrison said she has suffered a string of attacks and thefts at her business, the Beauty Spot, in Hambletonian Yard, Stockton.
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