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hollow
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hollow
[hol′ō]
Etymology: OE, holh
a depressed area or concavity.

hollow
1. a depression.
2. contains a cavity.

hollow back
backbone has a downward curvature in the center.
hollow horn
a mythical disease of cattle in primitive communities; treated by removal of the horns.
hollow wall


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In other Breeders' Cup-related races Sunday: Ireland-trained Landseer and Edgar Prado edged Touch of the Blues and Kent Desormeaux as favored Beat Hollow was third in Keeneland's Turf Mile in Kentucky, a steppingstone for the $1 million Mile.
The weekend: Beat Hollow, with Jerry Bailey taking over from Alex Solis, is the 6-5 favorite over his foil Sarafan and seven others in the Arlington Million on Saturday.
Beat Hollow, considered one of the country's top male horses on the turf, is expected to be challenged by Casey Griffin, Redattore, Sarafan and Suances in the Eddie Read Handicap on Sunday.
 
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