When somebody is going to get horses ready to work, he might say, “I’ll ________ the horses.”
HARNESS | 535 |
HITCH UP | 230 |
HARNESS UP | 101 |
NR | 84 |
HITCH | 54 |
GEAR UP | 38 |
RIG UP | 22 |
GEAR | 18 |
HOOK UP | 16 |
CURRY | 13 |
BREAK | 5 |
PUT THE HARNESS ON | 5 |
HOOK ‘EM UP | 4 |
RIG | 4 |
PUT THE GEARS ON | 3 |
CATCH OUT | 2 |
GET | 2 |
GROOM | 2 |
PUT THE GEAR ON | 2 |
“CLEAN ‘EM, CURRY ‘EM” | 1 |
BREAKING THEM | 1 |
BRIDLE | 1 |
BRUSH | 1 |
CATCH | 1 |
CLEAN | 1 |
CURRY AND HARNESS | 1 |
GEAR THE HORSE UP | 1 |
GEAR THEM UP | 1 |
GET THE HORSES READY | 1 |
GET UP | 1 |
GIT THE HORSES READY | 1 |
HARNESS AND HOOK ‘EM UP | 1 |
HARNESS MY HORSES UP | 1 |
HITCH ‘EM UP | 1 |
HITCH ON | 1 |
HITCH THEM UP | 1 |
JINGLE | 1 |
KETCH OUT | 1 |
NH | 1 |
PREPARE | 1 |
PUT THE LEATHER ON | 1 |
REIN | 1 |
SADDLE | 1 |
SADDLE ‘EM UP | 1 |
SADDLE UP | 1 |
TEAM UP | 1 |
WORK OUT | 1 |
YOKE | 1 |
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