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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. 



Holloio-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. 



Hoof — The 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 shoiu " — Finds the money. 



High Stepper — Showy. 



In Form — Good condition. 



yade — Old and worn out horse. 



Jibber — Horse that will not pull. 



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