stablemate

American  

[stey-buhl-meyt] / ˈsteɪ bəlˌmeɪt /

noun

1. a horse sharing a stable with another.

2. one of several horses owned by the same person.

3. Informal. a person or thing originating from or belonging to the same establishment, field, etc., as another.

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Etymology

Origin of stablemate

First recorded in 1925–30; stable ¹ + mate ¹

Example Sentences

But Hershey’s consumers are more price sensitive outside of holiday seasons, and the brand has more recently been overshadowed by its stablemate Reese’s, which garnered more buzz with product news and innovations, Palmer said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Willie's son Patrick, who rode the trainer's historic 100th Festival winner on Wednesday, will be aboard stablemate Monkfish.

From BBC

He is happy to share advice and having him as a stablemate is a definite plus for me.

From BBC

His new stablemate, former world champion Leigh Wood, describes Davison and Joshua as a "match made in heaven".

From BBC

Crawford sent a message to Eubank in camp, clearly confident his new stablemate can turn the tables on Smith.

From BBC