Re: Failure of spoken hyphenation

[John Posada <jposada99 -at- gmail -dot- com>]

A Draft Horse is a type of horse, bred for pulling...think Clydesdale.

There should be no commas. Go to their site and they don't use commas.
If a hyphen were to be used, it would be Draft-Horse, as it is a type
of horse, but they don't.

>
> a) Southern National, Draft Horse, Pull
> b) Southern National Draft, Horse Pull
> c) Southern, National Draft Horse, Pull
>
> Without any knowledge of the event, I'd read it like B.

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