- A
draft horse (US) or
draught horse (UK), also
known as
dray horse, carthorse, work
horse or
heavy horse, is a
large horse bred to be a
working animal...
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dray in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dray may
refer to: Cart, also
called dray in
Australia and New
Zealand Dray horse, a
horse that
pulls a
dray...
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means of
goods transport, and as a cart-
horse for road transport. One
traditional use was for
pulling brewer's
drays for
delivery of beer, and some are still...
- or
dray. Such carts,
pulled by
dray horses, were used to move
goods short distances,
limited by the
physical limitations of a
dray horse.
Dray activities...
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Lincolnshire Black. In
other sources, the
breed is also
referred to
Lincolnshire Dray Horse or
Bakewell Black, in
honour of his influence.
Several buildings in Loughborough...
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known for
being traditionally run with
conservative values,
still using dray horses for some beer deliveries, and
banning music,
television and
mobile devices...
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Draft horse showing (UK and Commonwealth;
draught horse,
dray horse or carthorse)
refers to
horse shows exclusively for
horses of the
draft horse breeds...
- the
Bostonian smoothie who
coolly declares: 'You know what you feed a
dray horse in the
morning if you want a day's work out of him? Just
enough so he...
- A
lorry or
lorrie was a low flat
horse-drawn
vehicle with no sides,
related to the
trolley and
dray. This
version was a low-loading
trolley used mainly...
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correctly called a
trolley also came to be
known as a brewer's
dray.
These are
still seen at
horse shows in Britain. Also a
sledge used for
moving felled trees...
