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Tride

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a.1.Short and ready; fleet; as, a tride pace; - a term used by sportsmen.


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The bad weather lasted all week and on February 17 John Valentine wrote: "We tride (sic) to get on deck but soon went down again, the waters is on the deck every five or ten minutes.
Jonjo O'Neill's seven-year-old made greats trides over fences in his novice campaign last winter, and would have given Arkle winner My Way De Solzen something to think about at Cheltenham but for coming down two out.
40 Lingfield : COMPTON ARROW'S most solid effort for some time came when third over this trip in soft ground at Newmarket in October and I'm sweet on him opening his all-weather account at the main expense of Crimson Tride.
 
 
 
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