destrier造句

• Other draft breeds such as the Shire claim destrier ancestry, though proof is less certain.
• Weighing almost twice as much as a normal riding horse, the destrier was a powerful weapon in battle.
• Modern attempts to reproduce the destrier type usually involve crossing an athletic riding horse with a light draft type.
• Although it had the necessary qualities, the destrier would not be used for hunting, due to its value.
• Destrier Dodge Viper son of the famous Southpole JFK ( face of the Snowshoe Cat Club ) was the first Apricot Snowshoe known worldwide.
• Hands, though with a strong and heavy physique . the historical record does not support the image of the destrier as a draft horse.
• Concerned with progressing the breed and widening the gene pool even further Kelly Cruse of Destrier Cats got involved in 2006, introducing new colours and patterns.
• It is probable that the modern Percheron draft breed may in part descend from destriers, though it is probably taller and heavier than the average destrier.
• In order to speed his progress, he claims the steed of the knight with the white shield, a formidable night-black destrier who accepts him as his new rider.
• It is also possible for a Guardian ( traditional tanking class ) to ride the heavy Destrier steed, traited for Riddermark, and position him-/ herself in Red Dawn stance.
• So the aforementioned Guardian with a Destrier steed / in Red Dawn stance / traited Riddermark will differ from a hunter with a Destrier steed / in Red Dawn stance / traited Riddermark.
• So the aforementioned Guardian with a Destrier steed / in Red Dawn stance / traited Riddermark will differ from a hunter with a Destrier steed / in Red Dawn stance / traited Riddermark.
• Many modern draft breeds claim some link to the medieval " great horse, " with some historians considering breeds such as the Percheron, Belgian and Suffolk Punch likely descendants of the destrier.
• Such a theory would suggest the war horses were crossed once again with " cold blooded " work horses, since war horses, and the destrier in particular, were renowned for their hot-blooded nature.
• The destrier was specifically for use in tournament; for everyday riding, a knight would use a palfrey, and his baggage would be carried on a sumpter horse ( or packhorse ), or possibly in wagons.
• In late 2010, Agent Fresco released their first full-length album, " A Long Time Listening " ., " Destrier " followed, their second full-length album, in August 7, 2015.
• In " Only In Death " when Meryn's company is all but destroyed following the Destrier that was re-supplying the Tanith to explode, Neskon turns out to be a crack shot with a las-pistol after his flamer runs out of promethium.
• Griffin of Sutton, Madoc's son and heir, gave a substantial area of woodland and made numerous small grants to the priory, including rents paid in cocks and hens, receiving from the canons in recognition of his constant generosity two horses : a destrier and a palfrey.
• The courser, though inferior to the destrier and much smaller than today s horses, still had to be both powerful enough to carry the rider at high speeds over large distances, agile, so it could maneuver difficult terrain without difficulty, and fearless enough not to be scared when encountering wild beasts.
• Was it just that a horse was clad in armor and that the rider was also wearing heavy armor that made it'heavy cavalry', or did it also depend on what type of horse ( destrier, courser, rouncey . . . ) it was and how the horse had been bred, trained and fed?