146 Centaur: 



" Turn Out" — Horse, harness, and vehicle. 



Turned-u}) — Sure footed ; done with it, 



TJirape — To thrash ; to chastise. 



Tall-Talk— ^e\i elevation. 



Ticklish— Tender. 



Trot him out — Show him up. 



Vault — To spring into the saddle. 



Vice — A fault. 



Vives — A distemper. 



JFelsher — One who leaves the betting ring to get a biscuit and 

 glass of sherry, and forgets to return to pay his debts. 



Wid — A broken- winded horse. 



Warhles — Small, hard tumours. 



Whistler — Horse that roars, and so termed on account oi short wind, 



IFlieezing — Blowing. 



Well-up — Plenty of money ; a good mount. 



Wants no Whip — Free, easy action. 



JVIiite-face — White mark down the horse's face. 



?FJiite Lie — Told as an excusable falsehood. 



Wolves' Teeth — When they prick or wound the tongue or gums. 



Wet both Eyes — Two drinks. 



Whoa — Stop, stand. 



Yap — Pay. 



Yap-up — Pay up. 



