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booter
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a jockey with an inclination to spur his mount incessantly US- The number of riders in America who will give a horse of any age a chance to settle into stride is pitifully few, the great majority being strictly “whoop-de-do” booters who might have been developed by the late Bill Daly. — Daily Racing Form, p. 4, 27 November 1959
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