horses
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s1m 1366 couping of clydesdale | horses | lodged on 16 november 2000 |
s1m 1366 couping of clydesdale | horses | lodged on 16 november 2000 |
the practice of couping clydesdale | horses | s1w 13131 phil gallie to |
whaur hinds whan travilin thair | horses | an cairts cuid waitter thair |
used tae follae the the | horses | an cairts especially the one |
was a lot o the | horses | an cairts in govan an |
eh i remember the the | horses | an cairts there was a |
throu the stour cairts an | horses | clatterin up an doun fowk |
an cairts cuid waitter thair | horses | it ay monie ae drink |
he feed an fired the | horses | that hauled the cairts wad |
a permitted development a hunting | horses | b clydesdale horses c shire |
a hunting horses b clydesdale | horses | c shire horses d shetland |
b clydesdale horses c shire | horses | d shetland ponies e highland |
1365 cosmetic shoeing on clydesdale | horses | lodged on 16 november 2000 |
the days o clydesdale draucht | horses | on ferms the burnfit ferm |
they had the big clydesdale | horses | there an eh the men |
coursing participants drag hunting involves | horses | and hounds following an artificially |
directly primarily to look after | horses | or hounds on a full |
fate of the hounds and | horses | that are currently used for |
murderer he s left the | horses | 3rd murderer it s amaist |
3rd murderer listen a hear | horses | banquo offstage gie me a |
the horses there s three | horses | i think and here s |
kings f1089: ho- horses m1090: | horses | [?]kings[/?] f1089: and all the |
all the kings f1089: ho- | horses | m1090: horses [?]kings[/?] f1089: and |
and you can see the | horses | there s three horses i |
42 halflins young lads 32 | horses | until the 1940s horses were |
32 horses until the 1940s | horses | were in general use on |
the bill 20 fate of | horses | and dogs 20 for the |
of the bill fate of | horses | and dogs those who are |
that the bruise for the | horses | feed could be made thicker |
again till dennertime fin the | horses | nott twa oors tae feed |
o thur life lori yur | horses | ur hungry gan feed them |
look look here come the | horses | and animals and there are |
whole circus come ashore with | horses | and wild animals and there |
referred to [inaudible] even with | horses | or animals knackers meaning the |
those animals or for the | horses | that would no longer be |
o thair breed duncan s | horses | brak doun thair staws breinged |
tell ye the brawest canniest | horses | o thair breed duncan s |
an war slauchtert nou thair | horses | reinge aboot nickerin bi the |
douks wi the breingin whyte | horses | thay play thair fluits an |
wir thar wi thair ain | horses | the crack got roond tae |
an thare war thair twa | horses | the twa hawks an the |
hinnert traivlars spur up thair | horses | til the nearest howf an |
huntassociated employment given that some | horses | and dogs will probably be |
about to take place the | horses | would be assembled the dogs |
[?]my nose[/?] there f1104: but some | horses | div f1103: mak jigsaws f1104: |
[sniff] [sniff] f1104: but but | horses | div f1103: [?]my nose[/?] there f1104: |
awa macbeth a howp the | horses | div rin weill a guid |
tractors and farm machinery making | horses | and farm labourers redundant john |
the farm men working with | horses | finished at midday on a |
playin wi the ramsh sea | horses | an soumin throu the bourachs |
fair jist a sea o | horses | an the manager there in |
joukit amang the ramsh sea | horses | an wannert amang the bourachs |
to practise knot tying sea | horses | available for the ultimate primavera |
a sea o parks faar | horses | pulled e ploo an e |
ross ay an duncan s | horses | here a tell ye the |
men and 6½ pairs of | horses | a major problem which affected |
she haird a clatter o | horses | an the clash o men |
great shortage of men and | horses | to work the land the |
then f643: it s aw | horses | comin back now eh m642: |
wis m642: but see they | horses | in the wuid years ago |
in m642: [laugh] f643: muck | horses | muck and everything m642: all |
says see you til the | horses | ah wes never duin climmin |
haunds frae aferr oor cannie | horses | nicher til ither in taiken |
wants aye for naething his | horses | wire in til the best |
fur fowk tae gie the | horses | a heelie o breid or |
ain or his faither s | horses | furthermair i will niver gie |
fowk waved back an the | horses | boltit an capered there were |
limb bi limb bi wild | horses | an her hairt cuttit oot |
he ken aboot the twa | horses | that alasdair haed killed or |
the wood they were all | horses | then f643: it s aw |
eccles pitcarles continued to use | horses | until 1956 and was the |
i told you it was | horses | f1121: aw look that s |
f1121: i can see the | horses | how many is there f1122: |
f1121: [laugh] there s three | horses | right jump down that s |
i i can see the | horses | we met f1121: i can |
war rinnin aboot aw airts | horses | dugs an in the bairns |
job at uppermill with three | horses | in a double furrow plough |
fox hunts to look after | horses | the psg study which considered |
fact that the majority of | horses | that are used are not |
crc research showed that even | horses | that are used predominantly for |
of movement around the country | horses | and gigs were the main |
lots of clydesdales and heavy | horses | and things f122: we- were |
market or such like the | horses | feet were sometimes washed in |
1918 there were 4 861 | horses | in kincardineshire and in 1920 |
suggested that 43 of the | horses | kept by mounted followers were |
were they actually ex working | horses | or f010: yes mmhm f606: |
to 6 o clock the | horses | were cleaned before you had |
for it is still unknown | horses | were phased out at the |
bad use ony man s | horses | wi it and if i |
re nae gaun to nae | horses | dry off your other hand |
off or there s nae | horses | f1100: no cause i wisna |
traffic threatened to put his | horses | off the road and himself |
after f010: yes mmhm the | horses | get regular breaks you know |
a cairriage wi fower braw | horses | but whan thay baith dee |
touchin the the groomin the | horses | help them oot wi that |
are sanding down the carnival | horses | lends a dreamlike quality wi |
alec an ned an the | horses | oot tae help wi a |
an draggin e timmer wi | horses | saain an adzin an shapin |
sink and that means no | horses | f1100: [sob] f1099: come on |
to go and see nae | horses | the day then come on |
then all little boys like | horses | everyone knows what a horse |
then horsie f1113: cows and | horses | mm right okay here we |
there is a sound of | horses | then another sound he calls |
cattle and stables for the | horses | there would be a hen |
o this jock saidil the | horses | an we l ryde awa |
haud the feedbag for the | horses | another delighted memory aye an |
piece an twis for watterin | horses | gaun by at the roadside |
an jock s pleated the | horses | tails in braids sae they |
luim ma cou an ma | horses | wul dee hou wul ah |
long as yi maye mah | horses | aint hungry they won t |
know they still had the | horses | and eh he got his |
for example and they traded | horses | and resorted to petty thieving |
it and they saved the | horses | but the hoose was brunt |
they would probably air their | horses | by taking them along the |
s your brushes for your | horses | hair do they have to |
yeah f1074: and they keepit | horses | in in trondra for plooin |
drove the second pair of | horses | in most cases they lived |
but they did save the | horses | that was in the in |
its the hens they the | horses | their a pony it mrs |
major problem which affected only | horses | was grass sickness they took |
the wolf stable fur the | horses | nou than juist feegur yersel |
the annunciation of the egg | horses | smell sweeter than lilacs their |
likes cars much better than | horses | which are smelly and dangerous |
glendinning wurkit yin o the | horses | i hoscote wud i the |
a picnic kinda stuff twae | horses | short o a rideoot that |
harry you wee eedjit circus | horses | are no worth a buckie |
it f122: and are the | horses | in the taxis are in |
from your bones herons and | horses | legs are wafer thin armed |
cod barbecues in the carnival | horses | the exquisite line all along |
table pushing stetsons back hitching | horses | to the old oak dresser |
on their high horse- high | horses | f834: kept sayin oh it |
can drive a coach and | horses | through the process by going |
dae onything feart at the | horses | and feart at the binder |
be clear the reference to | horses | and flogging was in respect |
with the red coats on | horses | and perhaps organised hare coursing |
mid day to rest the | horses | at suppertime you might have |
1939 40 a shortage of | horses | coupled with the number of |
a hantil skeil in brekkin | horses | gaed on the driglin hogney |
and don t spare the | horses | he said with his customary |
ken whuther the r onie | horses | in the stable thirlman ah |
be dished out to the | horses | in the wooden lippie a |
the home of rest for | horses | on the way into work |
more he would make the | horses | pasture in the same fields |
the necropolis four whisk tailed | horses | pull a glory box a |
to the disposal of dead | horses | s1o 5814 10 fergus ewing |
i the teimin rain whyte | horses | skiffin afore the wund from |
had a great name for | horses | the rector at milne s |
bag to carry oats for | horses | the term continues in scots |
f902: that was far the | horses | went in the m903: mmhm |
where where the hor- the | horses | went you know aye th- |
it from end to end | horses | in full show harness with |
zebra in a herd of | horses | a hot dog short of |
find a picture of two | horses | a pair of wally dugs |
fifty calves 50 cows 100 | horses | oh said a youngster new |
s wing four whisk tailed | horses | pull a glory box a |
in red coats sitting on | horses | we accept that in scotland |