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giddyup

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gid·dy·up  (gd-p) also gid·dy·ap (-p, -p) or gid·dap (g-dp, -dp)
interj.
Used to command a horse to go ahead or go at a faster pace.
[Alteration of get up.]
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When the odds-on Giddyup Boy was hampered at the second corner in his qualifier, Undoubtable took full advantage to draw away and she turned that into a sixlength victory in 40.
Scurry bid in the balance for record-breaker Flash by The Racing Post (London, England)
Giddyup and gobble down On Friday evenings from May 15 to Sept.
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But even with this power boost, the Escape is lacking in the giddyup factor.
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