PoliticsAugust 9, 2026
stablemate
STAY-bul-mayt
Definition
A horse that is trained by the same trainer or housed in the same stable as another horse.
Etymology
The word is a compound of 'stable,' from the Latin 'stabulum' meaning a standing place, and 'mate,' meaning a companion or associate. It has been used since the 18th century to denote animals kept in the same quarters.
In the news
The article uses the term to describe Baeza, who is trained by the same person as the winning horse, Sovereignty. It highlights that even though they share the same barn, their recent racing performances differed significantly.
‘Ideal Race For Him’: Sovereignty Aimed For Jockey Club Gold Cup
Read the full article ↗Paulick Report