Ebor.
Britishabbreviation
Etymology
Origin of Ebor.
Latin: (Archbishop) of York
Example Sentences
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Frankie Dettori won the International Stakes at the York Ebor festival for a record sixth time as he rode Mostahdaf home by a length.
From BBC
She came up with the idea for a permanent mural celebrating the women after her publisher put up a temporary one to promote her book in Ebor Street in Whitechapel.
From The Guardian
This has gone up on Ebor Street in Whitechapel.
From The Guardian
But she has looked in fine condition during her early-morning workouts this week and Sakae Kunieda, her trainer, has said that there could be an even bigger performance in Almond Eye as she progresses through a season that could also include a trip to York’s Ebor meeting in August.
From The Guardian
He trained Nakeeta to win the competitive Ebor Handicap at York in 2017 and the horse went on to run twice in Australia's Melbourne Cup - the "race that stops a nation" - including a highly creditable fifth later that year.
From BBC
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