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Usage examples of energise.

Scott dumped me while still collecting back-slaps for the win on his hurdler Energise, which I trained.

He was especially proud of one of his horses, Energise, a beautiful black hurdler.

I signed forms canceling his authority to act for me, and for good measure also included a separate handwritten note to say that I had expressly forbidden him to remove Energise from Sandown Park.

As if Energise were not standing beside us sweating in a crashed horse box.

The horse box rocked, the crushed side of the cab screeched against its mangled neighbor, and Energise began to panic.

Jody let down the ramp of his box, brought out Energise, and walked briskly away with him in the direction of the stables.

I arranged with a young owner-driver of a one-box transport firm that he should take Energise back to his own small transit yard overnight, and ferry him on in a day or two to whichever trainer I decided to send him.

Said his own box had had an accident and he was leaving Energise here, instructions of the owner.

I spent probably twenty minutes with Energise, and he instilled in me some very strange ideas.

Rupert made introductions, explaining that Energise, too, was due to run there in the Christmas Hurdle.

George, honey, Energise is trained by that nice young man with the pretty little wife.

I wanted Energise to go elsewhere immediately, he had been ready to go to any lengths to prevent it.

For Energise, I felt more admiration and affection than for any of the others.

I could convince Jody I knew nothing, he would keep Energise alive, and somehow or other I might get him back.

If he was warning me so emphatically to stay away from his stables, there was the best of chances that Energise was back there, alive and well.