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cart horse

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Noun1.cart horse - draft horse kept for pulling cartscart horse - draft horse kept for pulling carts  
carthorse, drayhorse
draft horse, draught horse, dray horse - horse adapted for drawing heavy loads
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Ms Brockbank told the court how George Thompson, the owner of the cart horse, "saw the defendant leading a horse towards some bushes" in a Billingham field.
Indecency man in court by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
IN response to Angry PostalWorker, I really find it amazing that he/she thinks they walk about like cart horses with their deliveries and are hard done to because they have to do it in all weathers.
Stamp of disapproval; Yourview by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Kevin Davies' 12 goals for a Bolton side which has struggled for most of this season prove he's not the cart horse many believe.
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