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event noun adventure, affair, development, episode, exitus, experience, factum, hap, happening, incident, marked occurrence, milestone, occasion, occurrence, transaction
Associated concepts: contingent event, fortuitous event, fuuure event, person interested in the event, unforseen event, witness to an event
Foreign phrases: Casus fortuitus non est sperandus, et nemo tenetur devinare.A fortuitous event is not to be forseen, and no one is bound to expect it. Casus fortuitus non est supponendus. A fortuitous happening is not to be presumed.
See also: chance, development, experience, fact, fortuity, happening, incident, landmark, occasion, occurrence, outgrowth, particular
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Her horse, recently upgraded to elementary level, has been very successful in novice classes and while they have competed in several British Eventing Pre Novice sections this year, Sandra says: " I feel his talent lies in dressage which he seems to really enjoy and finds easy.
Sandra celebrates a Divine double by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Ian Olding, 47, died at the Belton Park Horse Trials in Lincolnshire, said organisers British Eventing.
Rider dies in event by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Ian Olding, 47, died at the Belton Park Horse Trials in Lincolnshire yesterday, according to organisers British Eventing.
HORSE RIDER DIES WHILE COMPETING by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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