Converse of object

• breed: A future top show / breeding stallion or beautiful lead rein pony.

• grade: He is currently competing Advanced Medium dressage & is the sire of a graded stallion in Germany.

• ride: Notable exceptions include that of Copenhagen, the chestnut stallion ridden by the first Duke of Wellington at Waterloo.

• name: Hyn knew that he had named the stallion well and even through the toughest terrain, the beast seemed to fly.

• make: He is still entire and would make a great pony stallion, as he is striking, very talented and superbly mannered.

• have: However, smaller yards and private buyers may only have one stallion.

Preposition: at

• stud: We have 3 Stallions at stud listed Each horse is described in brief below.

Adjective modifier

• thoroughbred: The breed was developed in the USA from crossing a thoroughbred stallion imported in 1788, named Messenger, to local harness horses.

• colored: Plato - The best colored stallion I have ever seen.

• Arab: One thing gentlemen, may I take an Arab stallion, on board, with us?

• magnificent: The leader, a magnificent orange stallion, wore the bell around his neck and wherever he led, the rest followed.

• Italian: The Italian stallion Alfa's slick new GT could well be the most thrilling diesel car on the road today.

• black: They'll save us, or not or a black stallion on a white beach.

Modifies a noun

• owner: A parallel competition is run for the sires of evaluated horses enabling stallion owners to benefit from a share of a separate prize fund.

Noun used with modifier

• dressage: These concepts of communication are the aims throughout training, whether working with a young horse or an advanced dressage stallion.

• pony: He is still entire and would make a great pony stallion, as he is striking, very talented and superbly mannered.

• bay: Arranging wine is already finished, the bay stallion is already prepared.

• horse: Good Friday is expected to make a lovely competition horse and sports horse stallion.

• champion: But one night in February 1983, armed and masked men burst into his stables and kidnaped the champion stallion.

Preposition: of

• Cimarron: In comparison, the studio's Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron had a teaser out seven months in advance of its release.