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Etymology
Origin of claimer
late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50; claim, -er 1
Example Sentences
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The horse had won two of nine races, including her previous one, a starter optional claimer.
From Los Angeles Times
St. Lewis said Informative was blocked and checked in finishing second in his previous race at Pimlico, a $35,000 optional claimer on May 15.
From Seattle Times
And let’s not forget, Calumet Farm put this colt up for sale for a $50,000 price tag in December via a maiden claimer, never a vote of confidence for a horse on the Triple Crown trail.
From Washington Post
She won her previous race, as a $10,000 claimer, the same price as the Sunday race.
From Los Angeles Times
The first video showcases Old Friends’ oldest retirees - multiple stakes winner Dinard, who is 32, and one-time claimer Archie’s Echo, who is 31.
From Washington Times
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