Entity: THOROUGHBRED
Thoroughbred refers to an individual, especially a horse, with purebred or exceptional pedigree, denoting great quality, purity, or superiority. Primarily associated with a breed of horse bred for racing.
THOROUGHBRED
Etymology
The term 'Thoroughbred' originates from the idea of being bred from the best blood through a long line, signifying purity and exceptional pedigree.
Definition
Thoroughbred refers to an individual, especially a horse, with purebred or exceptional pedigree, denoting great quality, purity, or superiority. Primarily associated with a breed of horse bred for racing.
Historical Context
Thoroughbreds have a long history dating back to the 17th century in England when they were selectively bred for speed and stamina, leading to their dominance in horse racing.
Cultural Significance
Thoroughbreds are highly regarded in the world of horse racing and are known for their agility, speed, and competitive spirit. They symbolize excellence and are often associated with prestige and luxury.
Related Concepts
Thoroughbred is closely related to concepts of purebred animals, exceptional pedigree, and superior quality in various fields beyond horse breeding.
See Also
A term used to describe an individual, especially a horse, with purebred or exceptional pedigree, denoting great quality, purity, or superiority. Often associated with a breed of horse bred for racing.