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ride
1. control and direct a horse while mounted on it.
2. lane cut through a wood.
ride work
to ride a horse for the purpose of training it for a race.
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Bred in Argentina by Ride The Rails out of the Candy Stripes mare Candy Girl, Candy Ride was undefeated in six starts.
Sire Candy Ride's 'shock' move to Lane's End Farm by The Racing Post (London, England)
Lonely hearts will ride the rails for the "nationwide flirt", meeting a new potential sweetheart every five minutes.
All aboard Germany's lonely-heart express by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Byline: Mark Brown The Register-Guard Travelers wishing to ride the rails between Oregon and California will still have to wait into spring, but Amtrak announced it will temporarily link the states with bus service.
Until tracks are cleared of slide, Amtrak offers buses on route by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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