Glums A deep indention over each eye of the aged horse. 



Goer Very speedy horse. 



Goes Freely Without effort. 



Gullett Passage for food. 



Gulp To swallow eagerly. 



Gumption Shrewdness, understanding. 



Gyve Fetters for legs. 



Good Worker Horse that will pull at anything. 



Horse Coper A dealer in stolen or " picked-up " horses ; a buyer of 

 wids, whistlers, roarers, pipers, crib biters ; one who gets 

 his money any way he can ; and is sometimes known as a 

 " flatcatcher." 



Horse Chaunter Gentleman cheat. 



Half-Bull Half-crown. 



Hollow-Backed Horse Weak spine. 



Hush Money Bribing to secrecy. 



Humbug An impostor. 



Horse Power Expressive of a steam engine. 



Horse Leech A leech that bites horses. 



Hitch Failure or break down ; to hitch, fasten, or buckle to. 



Hissing To make sibilant sound. 



Hock The joint between the knee and the fetlock. 



Hobby A strong nag 



Hobble To walk lamely. 



Hollowness Insincerity. 



Honest Upright in dealing ; good value. 



Hoodwink To blind ; to deceive. 



HoofThQ horny part of horses feet. 



Hopple To tie the feet but not closely. 



Hoy 'To stop ; halt. 



Hide Bound Tight skin. 



Hernia A rupture. 



Hie Hasten, hurry up. 



High Flier Lofty carriage. 



Hack Horse for riding or driving. 



Hackneyed Much used. 



Heigh-oh An expression of langour. 



He " runs the show " Finds the money. 



High Stepper Showy. 



/;/ Form Good condition. 



Jade Old and worn out horse. 



Jibber Horse that will not pull. 



