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| wife cart mill machinery sheep | horse | actors follow the narrators with |
| met by my grandfather the | horse | and box cart our means |
| i went oot with the | horse | and cart and delivered milk |
| stair he started with a | horse | and cart around the 1930s |
| aipple willie he used a | horse | and cart but sometimes did |
| were drivers were only eh | horse | and cart drivers m608: mmhm |
| home from the siding by | horse | and cart edwards coal came |
| f646: see they kept this | horse | and cart for this old |
| your new employer sent a | horse | and cart for your belongings |
| he had this mm eh | horse | and cart m608: mmhm m636: |
| a chance to see a | horse | and cart nowadays is a |
| the man wi the ca- | horse | and cart oh the sweary |
| home with her grannie s | horse | and cart there was always |
| of them one of the | horse | and cart things now what |
| cart a light two wheeled | horse | drawn cart which had side |
| puts the cart before the | horse | funding cannot be identified if |
| station by spring cart and | horse | reminiscence mrs blair imrie little |
| put the cart on the | horse | s back and then he |
| putting the cart before the | horse | the the the basic problem |
| we got the cart and | horse | the wrong way round or |
| a ball under a cart | horse | when the man wasn t |
| pittin e cairt afore e | horse | again as i m ill |
| telt him ti tak a | horse | an cairt an gang at |
| ma job an leading e | horse | an cairt hame wi willie |
| on e road wi a | horse | an cairt they d a |
| a cairt or foonerin e | horse | atween e shafts naa naa |
| butter an egg cairt the | horse | drawn grocer s van a |
| a han tae harness e | horse | intill e cairt i plumpit |
| the cairt an the flailin | horse | like flees some weemin war |
| frae the stable groomed their | horse | an forked in their hey |
| jock dow hid led the | horse | back tae the stable fur |
| stable to stop my daddy | horse | from jumping out mummy says |
| the stable door after the | horse | has bolted the approach that |
| the stable door after the | horse | has bolted this is cherry |
| warm stable for my daddy | horse | i dig the foundations and |
| an fed sae war the | horse | in the stable fin tarry |
| da tae check on the | horse | in the stable ilkie biggin |
| the grieve wis groomin the | horse | in the stable makkin ready |
| the stable wi thon new | horse | that deed wi the girse |
| the stable tae meat the | horse | wi the grieve efter his |
| way home riding my daddy | horse | along the street is lovely |
| mummy frog and my daddy | horse | and other grown up people |
| mummy frog and my daddy | horse | are always talking to each |
| hairy either when my daddy | horse | carries me i can touch |
| t know why my daddy | horse | cuddles her mummy is upstairs |
| say it to my daddy | horse | i just wind my arms |
| stops like a good daddy | horse | i m very very sorry |
| good warming instead poor daddy | horse | is taking off his coat |
| daddy is a shiny black | horse | morag doesn t listen she |
| am my very own daddy | horse | s bad little baby girl |
| so i grab my daddy | horse | s coat and pull him |
| daddy is a big black | horse | with a big black moustache |
| into the sitting room daddy | horse | would be angry with me |
| horse doing what s my | horse | doing erm su- where s |
| f1104: aye what s your | horse | doing what s my horse |
| off on this ploy the | horse | fair deniet denied the horse |
| what a horse was a | horse | for god s sake and |
| o e steadin neesht e | horse | gang faar e horse traivelt |
| right and the horse the | horse | goes in here that s |
| twa horse stop noo the | horse | got a yark in the |
| the other horse m1094: the | horse | [inaudible] [clip-clopping] f1093: [clip-clopping] where |
| broth wi the ingin a | horse | is an honest species horse |
| it s a horse this | horse | is makin its will because |
| horse is an honest species | horse | is not deodorised or sanitised |
| [inaudible] f1117: eh f1118: but | horse | is too f1117: horse is |
| horse is too what f1118: | horse | is too [inaudible] and i |
| but horse is too f1117: | horse | is too what f1118: horse |
| what where s the other | horse | m1094: the horse [inaudible] [clip-clopping] |
| horse fair deniet denied the | horse | refused he s gotten e |
| is giving them a charley | horse | right f963: charley horse yeah |
| fin he seen the twa | horse | stop noo the horse got |
| end no stik til the | horse | syne the horse troddit aff |
| have f1113: right and the | horse | the horse goes in here |
| ye see it s a | horse | this horse is makin its |
| e horse gang faar e | horse | traivelt roon an roon an |
| til the horse syne the | horse | troddit aff takkin wi him |
| t even know what a | horse | was a horse for god |
| o his horse yokit the | horse | wi kate kate wis his |
| charley horse right f963: charley | horse | yeah i know that s |
| got a len o his | horse | yokit the horse wi kate |
| by donkey perhaps or a | horse | drawn carriage up to the |
| wires though nor motorcars only | horse | drawn carriages peggy would deliver |
| in els carrils unique mallorcan | horse | drawn carriages you still see |
| originally they would have used | horse | drawn carts bicycles or travelled |
| tours were run with a | horse | drawn coach and the doctor |
| was stored here a wooden | horse | drawn hay gatherer with a |
| placed in heaps by a | horse | drawn tummlin tam once the |
| 1925 26 it was a | horse | drawn van and the shop |
| maik o the mukkil gray | horse | an awa he skelpit back |
| by on a mukkil blek | horse | an it brankin its mane |
| it but ti tether the | horse | anaith a mukkil tree an |
| that it dang the mukkil | horse | but wunner o wunners the |
| that wey whan the mukkil | horse | cums batheration that he is |
| sisters drave awa the mukkil | horse | for a wee whylie the |
| the shewin an the mukkil | horse | stoured awa wi hir the |
| chynges me inti a mukkil | horse | syne she lowps on ma |
| daylie but a mukkil gray | horse | ti aet up the puir |
| baby can go on the | horse | f1118: i think so f1117: |
| [censored: forename] was being bramble the | horse | f1118: yes f1117: and you |
| f1118: no f1117: wow whose | horse | is this f1118: erm [inaudible] |
| his back f1118: uh huh | horse | is too too [inaudible] f1117: |
| m608: aye m642: now that | horse | had a big long tail |
| m642: had reins on the | horse | john ye never worked the |
| eh aye there s the | horse | m608: mm m642: i got |
| again john we d a | horse | m608: uh huh m642: it |
| man that looked efter the | horse | m642: and then naebody seen |
| round that wood wi that | horse | m642: i didnae i jumped |
| to bite him m642: the | horse | s m608: flies m642: it |
| auld well that s the | horse | there [indicates photograph] m608: mmhm m642: |
| aye m642: ah but the | horse | was a rope a big |
| mmhm f1104: fitt s his | horse | called f1103: i canna mind |
| f1104: this is a little | horse | f1103: it s great big |
| that s a little baby | horse | f1103: it s nae it |
| pinky pie i shook my | horse | f1103: mm f1104: mum will |
| f1104: is that lila the | horse | f1103: mmhm she s a |
| erm philip s got a | horse | f1103: prince philip aye in |
| mannie a smack f1104: that | horse | f1103: that s violent f1104: |
| cat came in and a | horse | give f1103: the hailstanes are |
| erm my princess is my | horse | is called maya f1103: i |
| well f1103: aye f1104: which | horse | is little f1103: your ponies |
| we f1103: mmhm f1104: my | horse | likes lila likes rudolph as |
| that s violent f1104: that | horse | wi his feet f1103: oh |
| it s a great big | horse | f1104: this is a little |
| was called lila f1104: my | horse | is called lila she always |
| face tae sei til the | horse | a read i the borth |
| the shewin stak til the | horse | an the lassie stak til |
| knittin no stik til the | horse | an the lassie til the |
| on an on or the | horse | cam til a green knowe |
| wi ye nou til yeir | horse | fareweill or ye return the |
| goes and there was a | horse | called donald f606: [snort] f122: |
| milled by a big white | horse | called meg walking round and |
| was quite splendid and a | horse | called victor so i got |
| have probably knackered by a | horse | called willy f010: not big |
| look that s a big | horse | f1122: i want to see |
| of is big as a | horse | guid save us cried santa |
| a kick from the big | horse | he was driving and so |
| its feet a big big | horse | sprachle legs apart an fankle |
| f1100: that s a big | horse | these are [inaudible] f1099: would |
| mynd v remember naig n | horse | naebodie n nobody naething n |
| naething n nothing naig n | horse | naith prep beneath namelieheid n |
| corn tae be saa n | horse | we ll be there we |
| we saw a great many | horse | and buggies on the highways |
| the tap o a great | horse | chestnut a craa flappit awaa |
| of pegasus the great winged | horse | into the age of classical |
| thocht on the great wind | horse | o the east that rade |
| don t get the wooden | horse | or the great escape every |
| lugh in whose honour great | horse | racing gathering and later the |
| run awa every day that | horse | f643: came home to me |
| for ti chase awa the | horse | gin he suid cum an |
| awa an speir gin the | horse | ll help me hen fit |
| richt awa an saidil ma | horse | malcolm groaning with pain tell |
| gyang awa tam tied his | horse | till a tree an startit |
| f1100: cau- cauld on a | horse | [inaudible] it s too cauld |
| at communication show me a | horse | then all little boys like |
| nae minin it wisna a | horse | an e d shout wooo |
| that e took prizes for | horse | bit e hid a gweed |
| parks e motion o a | horse | is slow enyeuch for ye |
| oot an even tried e | horse | on e girse aa nicht |
| get e feet o yer | horse | ready tae haad em on |
| o combines iv coorse e | horse | wis slower an maybe ye |
| he hystit hir ontil his | horse | ahint him an cairrit hir |
| officiar lichtit doun frae his | horse | an in the door he |
| back hame again on his | horse | an luikit ahint the caudron |
| sae he reined up his | horse | an said guid day ti |
| he lowtit doun aff his | horse | an spiered at hir whit |
| ane ti thraw owre his | horse | ane ti thraw owre his |
| just for sittin keepin his | horse | at peace no i wasnae |
| heid o his men an | horse | chen da o the smaa |
| was raining to save his | horse | getting wet henry mitchell fridays |
| m a cowboy on his | horse | giddy up giddy up giddy |
| the duke astride his huge | horse | had the backdrop of the |
| feart he d turnt his | horse | hameawa at the gallop hou |
| the loun for the onlie | horse | his faither coud gie him |
| droukit sae he pat his | horse | in ane o the staws |
| lost his oldest and youngest | horse | in the same year which |
| draiglin hogney spierit whuther his | horse | kickit he aunsert that it |
| haun he backit his post | horse | led his menyie o sindrie |
| and he would dunt the | horse | like that wi his f632: |
| a slight disagreement with his | horse | on the subject of immediatement |
| poet s advance his winged | horse | pegasus the real life name |
| and bone the auld black | horse | sat on his rump the |
| kate kate wis his ain | horse | tae a dreel ploo an |
| it was a good auld | horse | there but that was his |
| land like flying coffins a | horse | un tethered whisks his tail |
| mart in his gig the | horse | was stabled beside where the |
| message and affhaun backit his | horse | whan he cam ti the |
| that he cling to his | horse | who will swim with him |
| ooto his sabbath claes the | horse | wid need fresh beddin an |
| s naething there gaed the | horse | a crack wi the reins |
| minnie s da ained five | horse | aa wi their ain wyes |
| i ve seen hairsts wi | horse | an i ve seen hairsts |
| tae pieces wi a wild | horse | an my hairt cut through |
| the brae wi a tuim | horse | cryin wae s me our |
| haul them out wi yer | horse | tak them tae the end |
| wi the officiar on the | horse | the officiar stertit ti lauch |
| up wi ye on yeir | horse | wi me be in on |
| sing here s tae the | horse | wi the fower white feet |
| a soon as if a | horse | wis pawin the door wi |
| wee man and a good | horse | man we all respected him |
| that man who led a | horse | to water the joker s |
| howt man cormac aunsert yeir | horse | wes nae mair not a |
| dairy derkie wis the aulder | horse | an he could pull the |
| he could fairly look aifter | horse | bit wis nae eese ahin |
| an it wis still a | horse | fair when mabel was at |
| tae cut doon the corn | horse | i wis working i need |
| the star wis a pantomine | horse | it could whinney an trot |
| wis like tae be a | horse | it was used on smaller |
| grun wis bein turnt be | horse | or tractor ye d get |
| whinny except there wis nae | horse | there as isie could see |
| fauldie her da s favourite | horse | tho fauldie wis bigger nur |
| the borthauch side wis ae | horse | troch whaur hinds whan travilin |
| nicht through the meenlicht the | horse | wis donald chalmers frae dunracht |
| for fower days till the | horse | wis richt better the wids |
| put me up on the | horse | can you put me up |
| put me up on the | horse | f1101: eh f1102: can you |
| put me up on the | horse | f1101: right a wee shottie |
| cannae get up on this | horse | mum can you put me |
| put us up on the | horse | s back d ye min |
| 261 303 sanctuary ah tak | horse | afore the cock craws ti |
| the fairm ti fetch anither | horse | an whan the bodie cam |
| ti be a bullik or | horse | an wurk nor the kynd |
| as ti gie me a | horse | for ti ryde on a |
| cuist the hair owre the | horse | syne he gaed back ti |
| must be looking for different | horse | but my suspicions were aroused |
| a ford even now a | horse | is walking over my fragile |
| had sent him a trojan | horse | my aunt opened the window |
| the he gied me a | horse | and he worked there and |
| him yet m1094: [?]where is[/?] that | horse | f1093: mm let me see |
| looks like show me the | horse | he knew then that she |
| horses everyone knows what a | horse | looks like show me the |
| me hen fit like horsie | horse | nae bad neigh bad yer |
| and they gied me a | horse | tae haul the widd oot |
| me there was probably a | horse | with companion waiting for him |
| him wine the messenger on | horse | brings the news of defeat |
| pictures of him with a | horse | m1078: well [inaudible] f1077: and |
| back o five giein their | horse | a brush doon an feedin |
| ken fan tae lead the | horse | back fur their feed hauf |
| the back eyn o october | horse | chestnut trees war hingin yalla |
| in the kailyaird or the | horse | cums back again an sae |
| i d only one young | horse | i used to come in |
| deal and i think the | horse | that was originally used to |
| and bindering leaving a single | horse | to be used by the |
| made he anaw wantit a | horse | a hawk an a hound |
| on this faither for a | horse | a hawk an a hound |
| baith o fuit an o | horse | aa the men set ablow |
| the richt flank o the | horse | an broke her hin leg |
| o the waitter heid ferm | horse | an cairts is the hinds |
| in yeir maik as a | horse | an disna ken ye as |
| he myns on traivellin ahin | horse | an harra skirtin gingerly roon |
| giver on seeing a white | horse | an old scots superstition encourages |
| got up on her high | horse | an said thon s naethin |
| on thegither on the ae | horse | an syne cormac spak aince |
| hae ben kuist owre the | horse | an the hound this ane |
| muckle hairy feet o the | horse | an the sooch an click |
| an nae like a dray | horse | an ye maun forget the |
| if you were showing your | horse | at an agricultural show feeing |
| jimmy nancy an her ain | horse | daisy da hid gien her |
| pooed neeps an nowt an | horse | fattened on a green girse |
| is that kind of light | horse | gallop of an air which |
| nou an supper binna ma | horse | gangs weill a micht weill |
| for the occasion an the | horse | harness polished tae high doh |
| hooks for fixing the single | horse | in front there was an |
| imity sun and rain a | horse | is an honest species furniture |
| on the lines the land | horse | is deid see an the |
| did juist that an the | horse | nichert taen nae mair nor |
| chairiot an stawed ma fower | horse | nou evin the michtie makkar |
| an eich field of the | horse | on the first os map |
| the warlock s coach an | horse | ower the leddrach loch on |
| in the sunlicht thare the | horse | poued up an nichert open |
| aa an officiar on a | horse | rairin out dinna let yon |
| o the wyne inti yeir | horse | s lug an lat us |
| an icy street a clydesdale | horse | skliff and lose its feet |
| inti the lug o this | horse | tae an lat us see |
| wha noo could clap a | horse | tae shaers an set aff |
| the hooves o kye an | horse | that ran atween steeny s |
| intae the hoose fin the | horse | war sattled an the milkin |
| twenty mile an hoor the | horse | was [inaudible] behind the van |
| an nae like a dray | horse | while yer auntie jessie s |
| a dairyman nae a horseman | horse | war ae mair job tae |
| hame tae see till s | horse | at nicht jock didna sleep |
| the trick tae stop a | horse | frae pittin its heid throw |
| o them hae gotten a | horse | hair sent tae them in |
| aa kins bit nivver the | horse | tae be seen mabel min |
| masel hed tae tak a | horse | tae bowie the ferrier it |
| a sup fusky tae the | horse | troch like some fermers did |
| ower the fence see the | horse | f1116: he [?]cheated[/?] f1115: coos |
| a fine tea see the | horse | jumping at night friday 23 |
| that this is a a | horse | makin its will ye see |
| was the girl on the | horse | f890: yeah f606: did you |
| if you did have a | horse | rake another tool that i |
| etten a pikkil o the | horse | s corp did thay no |
| fermers did as tho the | horse | wid thank ye fur t |
| i did some f1121: a | horse | yo- f1122: i did some |
| pair of stilts a clothes | horse | a floor brush i was |
| doun aff o yir hie | horse | a m a braw lad |
| chain lowered to give the | horse | a rest from the full |
| to drag hunting and other | horse | activities a ban on hare |
| s lines stout as a | horse | affectionate haughty electrical i and |
| walks down with a replacement | horse | and take yours off and |
| hard min cause a willin | horse | aye gets mair a dae |
| in those days like a | horse | bessie you wouldna think it |
| conker which would be a | horse | chestnut m964: mmhm f965: on |
| in a circle when the | horse | died rev peter dunn helped |
| you f1122: [laugh] a [?]black[/?] | horse | f1121: he s bonny isn |
| [inaudible] a kick from that | horse | f889: it was the only |
| to get down like a | horse | f963: mm f965: and you |
| the fee was always a | horse | farm boys turned and sweated |
| aye m1000: yeah a foondered | horse | foondered coo aye m1002: aye |
| wid ye gie s a | horse | for the bairn he asked |
| that trust thaim a heard | horse | gallopin wha wes that lennox |
| atween daisy s een the | horse | gied limp like a sack |
| feels bullet proof a bursting | horse | hair sofa being carried on |
| life name of burns s | horse | has taken a fall and |
| fee ed to work the | horse | he was a hivvy kinna |
| with stones in it hobby | horse | homemade with a wheel at |
| f1139: puppy and a baby | horse | i dinna ken if you |
| s this here f1122: a | horse | i told you it was |
| home though the coalman s | horse | is a special favourite of |
| not worry that a trojan | horse | is being introduced that might |
| s good what does a | horse | like to eat [toy says 'well done'] f1122: |
| wirth 5 000 guineas a | horse | like yon mair money than |
| a water demon kemple a | horse | load of straw ken to |
| bamboo stilts be in a | horse | lyke ye daunert aroun ma |
| pit it intil a pyock | horse | na na neigh neigh i |
| issue is a particular hobby | horse | of mine i believe that |
| a good hand with a | horse | of yoking a young one |
| a mouth cuddie is a | horse | or a donkey blaegart is |
| wirds that could reist a | horse | or cherm a wummin minnie |
| schuil dominies yince keepit thair | horse | sei a b c d |
| for frost nails in a | horse | shoe connach to waste spoil |
| for frost nails in a | horse | shoe fun buss whin bush |
| also johny bain a grand | horse | shoer these were natives of |
| ain t never heard a | horse | sing i would suggest that |
| or a farrier or a | horse | sodjer futhermair i will niver |
| flying cow a stone white | horse | tall fields of wheat seen |
| come first on a cock | horse | this is not surprising since |
| a knight on a shining | horse | to gallop into your bed |
| when the rain abated the | horse | which had previously had a |
| david a carrot for the | horse | while mrs morrison went to |
| centuries to watch a plough | horse | whisk away a gnat from |
| maybe not yet with a | horse | yoked in but with the |
| goin to pee like a | horse | you know what i mean |
| powked through the sna like | horse | hair through the holes in |
| like pudden efter broth the | horse | micht rest fur three oors |
| er with numerals like fower | horse | ten year which again is |
| like yes mmhm and the | horse | trams go along the sea |
| heads past the rib caged | horse | its turbaned carriage master the |
| ask the scottish executive where | horse | racing fits within its strategies |
| ram heederum hoderum watch the | horse | rin hear its hoofs thunnerin |
| fashioned things often of the | horse | era but it is only |
| s only one way this | horse | is going to get up |
| as he brought the the | horse | along and he was backin |
| veggie mannie s huge shire | horse | and today he suddenly remembered |
| fin tarry mcphail wirked the | horse | he gaed throw the motions |
| heard it straight from the | horse | s mouth he came up |
| destiny the use of the | horse | s name dobbin which could |
| the smiddy ahin prince the | horse | sae the smith could fit |
| got it straight from the | horse | s i heard it straight |
| with one leg under the | horse | and on leg over the |
| and on leg over the | horse | f010: [laugh] f122: and your |
| cartload of sheaves because the | horse | moved forward without warning on |
| new the warld o the | horse | on ae side the warld |
| on ferms the burnfit ferm | horse | pairk the buirial grund itsel |
| suppress questions on novels about | horse | racing not the dick francis |
| come and sit on the | horse | s heid i wasnae feart |
| unsteady cog frost nail on | horse | shoe coggie wooden container made |
| black pike frost nail on | horse | shoe pint point pint shoe |
| grass on hairy legs this | horse | this muncher of meadows this |
| luke and john haud the | horse | till i lowp on haud |
| not ticketed or docketed no | horse | watches another on cctv this |
| in the wyne mebbe yeir | horse | dee d juist throu be |
| here that s where the | horse | goes in here right and |
| the corp o the deid | horse | whaur it lay anaith the |
| she should look this gift | horse | in the mouth how can |
| there was this ancient clothes | horse | it was right round the |
| with the local farmers providing | horse | and carts for transport in |
| associated with fox hunting or | horse | riding in scotland macmillan is |
| waiter carlos started life cleaning | horse | shit in stables associated with |
| one must stop flogging the | horse | because it is dead we |
| she s in mud the | horse | is laughing they re all |
| concrete power of the corn | horse | men images is so definite |
| sky is limitless the wind | horse | rides it the sea is |
| sky is limitless the wind | horse | rides it the sea is |
| alice s valley presumably by | horse | and trap her words which |
| full of vitality pasolini s | horse | in bel coma un ciaval |
| hors- oh look at the | horse | oh farr s it gonna |
| get some information from the | horse | s mouth including from the |
| wow f1114: it s the | horse | s turn [child noise] f1113: the |
| s turn [child noise] f1113: the | horse | s turn f1114: yes f1113: |
| ye silk venders hassle ye | horse | hawkers dog yer steps the |
| fin jock dow wirked the | horse | tho ye kent the odds |
| has aye far ower mony | horse | and it was true that |
| were forced to abandon the | horse | and carriage and return to |
| giraffes from the diminutive camel | horse | and elephant they re riding |
| her pew reined in the | horse | as if to say surely |
| green knowe aince mair the | horse | chynged hissell inti the prince |
| were sent to the scottish | horse | comforts depot 1923 garments for |
| fund oot hou weill the | horse | coud kick the hound coud |
| upon seeing hortense approaching the | horse | deemed it expedient to bolt |
| eating their straw and the | horse | do you think they re |
| uh huh f646: and the | horse | f632: mmhm f646: and we |
| which were grown mainly for | horse | feed during and after the |
| that will happen after the | horse | has bolted i appeal to |
| days atweill she haedna the | horse | lowsed hir frae the roke |
| i think that that gift | horse | must be looked in the |
| smaller places long after the | horse | rake came in and sometimes |
| and shaker scene 3 the | horse | refuses to help the hen |
| the lang rigs the yokit | horse | ruggit the ploo ben the |
| come foure men upoun foure | horse | rydand to the feild witht |
| the ideal drink for thirsty | horse | shoes parched park railings dehydrated |
| barrow was pulled behind the | horse | smaller versions were available which |
| soud befaw but that the | horse | taen juist twa thrie steps |
| lang side pulled be ae | horse | the charabanc had fower in |
| the arabs sold the same | horse | to both the jews th- |
| were often dumped in the | horse | trough if you stayed in |
| late by that point the | horse | will have bolted sarah boyack |
| remained half mule half circus | horse | aunt sally or honest bargain |
| made of thin tin or | horse | hair outbuildings crofts and farms |
| chiding chubby children and their | horse | cheeked excuses for parents to |
| relentless incremental list of stables | horse | barns corn bowers gentlemen and |
| for bruised oats for feeding | horse | loo warm lukewarm loon boy |
| of pelagic species herring mackerel | horse | mackerel and blue whiting are |
| baile na creige three different | horse | names occur in inverness gaelic |
| provide equestrian access closer to | horse | owning communities when it drafts |
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