carriage horse

The carriage horse was up and standing on all four feet.

He has sent the carriage horses into the fields too.

"I'd like to know the carriage horses can retire to the country, too."

On the way downtown the cab passed some carriage horses.

It looks like one of the carriage horses died," he said.

She rode over to the carriage horse and took hold of his reins.

They are all to be sold save four carriage horses."

They were elegant, though heavy, carriage horses which could work on the farm too.

Carriage horses that once dominated the city streets had all but disappeared.

The heyday of the elegant heavy carriage horse was the years between 1880 and 1920.

Inside, the two carriage horses moved in their stalls.

Historically, the term dates to a time when carriage horses were used for riding.

Would you believe they feed the carriage horses real oats?"

Behind her, at the edge of the narrow drive, the carriage horse whinnied.

The law requires that all carriage horses must be off the street when the temperature reaches 90 degrees.

In 1989, another carriage horse collapsed of heat exhaustion.

Fast and agile, they were once favored as fancy carriage horses.

Hunters or carriage horses, all warranted sound, and bred from the best stock.

As a result, the emphasis fell on producing elegant, attractive carriage horses.

They are also used as light carriage horses.

Beth, dreading her mother's mood, went over to look at the carriage horses.

The Mayor argues that carriage horses on the streets are essential to the tourist industry.

Others groomed the carriage horses until they shone like patent leather.

For all his faults, Fenwick had fine taste in carriage horses.

A huge black coach drawn by a pair of expensive carriage horses stood before the gate.