ta wee造句

• The name Ta Wee comes from the Sioux language and means " Beautiful Girl ."
• The filly Ta Wee won in 1969 under 130 pounds, then won again in 1970 carrying 140.
• Two years prior to the birth of Ta Wee, the mare gave birth to Dr . Fager.
• Aside from Dr . Fager and Ta Wee, Aspidistra is the tail-female ancestress of Unbridled.
• Gana Facil was descended from Magic, a half-sister to both the champion sprinter Ta Wee and Dr Fager.
• Fellow U . S . Racing Hall of Fame inductees Tosmah ( 1964 ) and Ta Wee ( 1969 ) won this race.
• He became the first horse to win the sprint title in successive years since Great Above's dam, Ta Wee, in 1969-70.
• Nerud, who trained Ta Wee along with Scotty Schulhofer, extolled the sport of racing as a life's work but warned that it was surrounded by political and financial pressures.
• More important, she will carry 125 pounds, and the only two fillies who have carried more weight and still won the Hempstead were Ta Wee in 1970 and Sky Beauty in 1994.
• In 1968 Dr . Fager became the only thoroughbred to win four Intentionally ( 1959 Sprinter ) Ta Wee ( 1969, 1970 Sprinter and also a Hall of Fame inductee ) and Dr . Patches ( 1978 co-Sprinter ).
• He will be inducted on Monday along with 74-year-old Jimmy Croll, the trainer of star horses like Housebuster, Bet Twice and Holy Bull, and with storied horses of the past, notably the filly Ta Wee and the colt Arts and Letters.
• The others were Ta Wee, the filly who won 15 of 21 races and carried 142 pounds in 1970, when she won 13 of 16 stakes; the George Widener colt of half a century ago, Eight Thirty, who ran in the money 24 times in 27 races, and the champion jumper Flatterer, who dominated steeplechase racing by winning Eclipse Awards four straight times in the 1980s.