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windsucking
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windsucking
equine neurosis manifested by arching the neck, swallowing air and grunting; there is no grasping of objects.
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He's a windsucker, which put off one or two prospective bidders but didn't worry me in the slightest.
YOUTH ON HIS SIDE; ALAN KING by The Racing Post (London, England)
Romany Nights was sent to the Yearling Sales and we bought him back and then he was sold at the Breeze Ups, only to be sent back 14 days later as a windsucker.
RACING: SEB'S AFFAIRS IN ORDER; Winning continues with a Doncaster ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Tim Easterby had bought him at the yearling sales," recalls Wallace, "but sent him back as a windsucker, and I bought him privately.
Horse Racing: BAUN AGAIN; INTERVIEW MARK WALLACE by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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