Horse boy

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 84
A stable-boy; a helper; a boy employed in tending and cleaning horses. Horse'-breaker, ( -brāk'r ,) n. One who breaks in or tames horses, or educates them for draught or the saddle. -A term brought into recent use in England to designate a lady-equestrian belonging to the dem i-monde. Horse'-car, n. A car on a railroad drawn by horses. Horse'-ca ia, ( -kāsh'ya ,) n. ( Bot .) See CASSIA. Horse'-channter, ( -chänt'er ,) n. One who cobbles up broken-winded or spavined horses, and pa es them off as sound. (Cant.) Horse'-chestnut, (-ches'nut,) n. ( Bot .) See ESCULUS. Horse'-cloth, n. A covering for a horse; a rug. Horse'-clothing, n. The equipments of a horse, consisting of a cloth cover, saddle, .
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