shedrow

[shed-roh]

noun

1. (at a racetrack) a row or double row of horse barns with individual stalls facing a walkway.

Word History and Origins

Origin of shedrow¹

shed ¹ + row ¹

Example Sentences

“I would say there wasn’t a time I didn’t think I was coming,” McCarthy said Wednesday morning as his horse walked the shedrow at Pimlico Race Course.

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He picks up a hose and washes down his horse, mucks his own stall, spreads fresh bedding, while the rest of his team, his wife, walks their 2-year-old filly around the shedrow.

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“We can’t imagine a life without horses in it,” said Jaqueline Smith, pacing her shedrow to say good morning to her horses.

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Home run horses are scarce, and Knowlton and his partners were grateful Funny Cide had walked into their shedrow.

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Midnight Bisou –Midnight Bisou walked the shedrow on Tuesday morning.

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