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grass sickness

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grass sickness [′gras ‚sik·nəs]
(veterinary medicine)
A disease of horses occurring mainly in Scotland; thought to be caused by a virus similar to the one that causes poliomyelitis in humans.


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However, he was struck down by grass sickness before his stud career began, and although he made a recovery it was not until 1996 that he was able to take up duties at Vinery Stud in the US.
The show, which donates to the Grass Sickness Fund and the North Eastern Air Ambulance, is unique as a breed show in the North East, popular with local owners, breeders and exhibitors, and the proceeds raised will now secure the continuance of local competition and the event's future.
But victory in the Derby would complete a famous story for Godolphin supremo Sheikh Mohammed, who has put great faith in the sons and daughters of his favourite horse, the only crop he sired before his death from grass sickness in 2001.
 
 
 
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