racehorses Antonyms
Strongest:
- cutting-horses
- blacks
- trotters
- mounts
- warhorses
- hacks
- stallions
- packhorses
- mares
- cow-ponies
- foals
- mustangs
- coursers
- palominos
- bronchos
- quarter-horses
- saddle-horses
- colts
- hackneys
- workhorses
- gallopers
- ponies
- prancers
Strong:
- horses
- broncos
- pintoes
- roans
- geldings
- chargers
- horse
- bays
- pintos
- sorrels
- duns
- skates
- equines
- chestnuts
- equids
- buckskins
- fillies
Weak:
Meaning of racehorses
racehorses
a horse bred or kept for racing
racehorses Sentence Examples
- The gleaming racehorses thundered down the track, their hooves pounding like thunder.
- The elite racehorses were meticulously groomed, their coats shimmering like silk.
- The wealthy owners of the racehorses vied for prestige and bragging rights.
- The skilled jockeys expertly guided the racehorses through the obstacles.
- The spectators roared with excitement as the racehorses surged towards the finish line.
- The winning racehorse was hailed as a champion, its pedigree revered.
- The defeated racehorses were consoled and tended to, their spirits undeterred.
- The annual race for racehorses attracted the fastest and finest in the land.
- The grace and speed of the racehorses awed both spectators and participants alike.
- The equestrian center boasted an impressive stable of prized racehorses, a testament to its unparalleled reputation.
FAQs About the word racehorses
a horse bred or kept for racing
cutting horses, blacks, trotters, mounts, warhorses, hacks, stallions, packhorses, mares, cow ponies
No antonyms found.
The gleaming racehorses thundered down the track, their hooves pounding like thunder.
The elite racehorses were meticulously groomed, their coats shimmering like silk.
The wealthy owners of the racehorses vied for prestige and bragging rights.
The skilled jockeys expertly guided the racehorses through the obstacles.
