Of course, Higaunons also seek out work opportunities in towns and cities amongst
lowlanders, and it is also quite common for Higaunon men to join paramilitary groups as a prelude to direct military service.
Studies have shown that sea-level natives, or
lowlanders, exhibit no change in diffusing capacity after living four weeks at high altitude (12,000 feet).
Lowlander ran a respectable race in fifth, but McNamara's first winner under rules followed six days later when he made all the running in a Wexford maiden aboard Le Leopard.
The other 27 entries include course winners Coastley,
Lowlander and Themanfromcarlisle, while the ultra consistent Salveo should also go well on his ninth outing of the campaign.
Proper Article, who won a Limerick maiden hurdle in January, made 20,000gns, while O'Ryan went to 22,000gns to see off Richard Whitaker for
Lowlander, who scored at Killarney in a handicap chase last month.
DERMOT Weld, who netted two big prizes in Germany yesterday, goes in search of smaller fish at Ballinrobe today, and
Lowlander is taken to land the featured Pierse Contracting Handicap Chase.
Australia have the worst of the draw in the Ireland v Australia Handicap Chase in which
Lowlander (Geraghty) and Look Between Us (Walsh) have big chances.
LIMESTONE LAD, Ireland's most popular horse, is the star attraction at the Curragh today but the spoils could go to the in-form
Lowlander.
With no alternative to get help and because a Siganon, or
lowlander, like me cannot touch a female Taw'buid tribeswoman even for warmth, I ploughed forward to repair the bridge, tying myself to a branch with thick vines - a trick I learned from jungle survival school.
There was a popular local success for the Tim Reed-trained gelding
Lowlander in the Members' Race.
Lowlander, a 7-1 shot from the Dermot Weld stable, took the two-and-a-half-mile handicap chase by a convincing length from long-time leader Wrapitup, but Carina Bay, who passed the post in third, was disqualified for continuing the race after running out through the wing at the second-last fence.