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By all accounts, the system has more bugs than a draft horse in July.

It's going to have a kick like a team of draft horses.

What mystified them both was that the draft horses were still running.

But first, she had to turn Whinney into a draft horse.

With no time to waste, he turned back to Tom, just starting away from securing the lead lines to his big draft horses.

Tom's eyes followed the man as he ran out in front of the big draft horses and stood waiting.

Tom was asleep not too far away right beside his draft horses.

This required the strength, power and endurance of a draft horse.

In fact, it is simply another family characteristic of the draft horse.

The artillery men with their heavy draft horses helped Mars set up the course.

On the way downtown the cab passed some carriage horses.

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

He has sent the carriage horses into the fields too.

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

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

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

You go take a look at the brown carriage horse's off fore.

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

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

They are all to be sold save four carriage horses.

This was like playing pin the tail on the cart horse!

She looked a farm woman who had ridden the cart horse to market and now wanted to see a little of the city.

Both men come around the left side of the cart horse toward Dorrin.

The captains told him that our cart horse was too old, and couldn't keep up on a long march.

"She's hardly in the mood to leave you alone up here with a man who turns cart horses into trees by breathing."

When he got home, he attended to his six cart horses.

"A gentleman and a lady mounted double on a cart horse."

"Who is that so huge on a cart horse, sister?"

He whipped the cart horses, hard, and caught up to the short column.

Oh, he has a cart horse to see tomorrow morning Something wrong with its hind feet.