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Themes: Language
Cherry Grover: Horse language
(Written from Cherry's hand written notes)
Bait - feeding
Hoss - horse
Bang up tail - pat tail up to keep it out of mud and machinery
Crewe yard - where horses are kept in the yard
Stalls - where horses are fed, groomed and harnessed up
Whisp over - brush over and clean up
Outfin - working bridle
Seals - wooden-fits over col lar
Top latch - to keep seals on top of collar, especially put on for a quick release
Bottom latch - to keep seals on bottom of collar
Metre strap - to keep collar in place to prevent it from falling over head
Housen - fixed on top of collar to prevent rain going on shoulders between collar and horse
Ridger - chain that goes over side in ridge to fold up shafts
Wanty - belly band to prevent shafts going up in the air
Tugs, T chains and chucks - small chain fixed to collar to shafts for pulling vehicle
Fillers gear - complete set of shaft harness/filler in shafts
Plough back and crupper - harness for ploughing
Flyers - ...top of bridle
Whipple tree - chains from horse fixed to these to prevent chains hitting horse
Pumple tree - fixed to harrows or used when pairs of horses needed
Gang of farrows - harrows for corn and grass
Tumbril - cart for muck carting and jobs around farm
Trace fork - extra horse put in front of one in cart for heavy loads
Cup cup, come here - turn to left
Whish ald horse - turn to right
Hub back - go backwards
Hub back, come here - back turn cart to right
Hub back, whish - back turning cart to left
Near side - left hand side of horse
Off side - right hand side of horse
Stetch work - ploughing field on stetches
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Wingfield Barns
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