Jockeys is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOCKEYS in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOCKEY, to maneuver for position
• struggle by every available means to gain or achieve something
• handle or manipulate (someone or something) in a skilful manner
NOUN:
• a person who rides in horse races, especially as a profession
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to maneuver for an advantage

Words related to JOCKEYS

jockey22 jockeyed25 jockeying26

How to use JOCKEYS in a sentence

• To one accustomed to jockeys and racing-pads, these full-grown riders and cumbrous trappings made the cowponies seem small but they were finely formed, the pick of the range.
• This is very common among the chiefs, the exchange being made with as little concern as jockeys exchange their horses.
• Adam Gearheart was a sportsman and used negro Jockeys.
• Many a summer evening the two old men had sat together and discoursed of famous jockeys and still more famous horses, of Epsom and Ascot, until Mr.
• At last the splendid animals were lined up across the track, their small jockeys in their brilliantly coloured jackets hunched up like monkeys on their backs.
• Though not without reason Socialists claim that Liberals ride their horses, the jockeys still wear blue and buff.
• We know of no more humiliating sight than misshapen gentlemen playing at jockeys.
• Broad-backed parti-coloured jockeys are seen converging that way, and the betting-men close in, getting more and more clamorous for odds.
• The jockeys on the backs of the horses knew what the ringing of the bell meant.
• But when the jockeys heard the ringing of the bell they knew it was a false start and they pulled in their steeds and some turned back.
• Even in those far-off days professional jockeys were employed, but principally in the cold weather.
• It is like the way jockeys are kept, strict and watched, before a race.
• I must not omit to mention, that these little personages are expert jockeys, and scorn to ride the little Manks ponies, though apparently well suited to their size.
• It may however be worth while to add that the Romans cared nothing for the modern form of race by jockeys on single horses.

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