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Definition of stock horse in English: stock horsenounˈstɒk hɔːs Australian, NZ A stockman's horse. Example sentencesExamples - Likewise, the horses aren't pony clubbers or trail riders, but working stock horses bred and trained for rough conditions on El Questro Station where they are used by he and his contract mustering team.
- He epitomised our national character, even though many Australians who walk in his boots have never ridden a stock horse or watched the sun come up over the Gammon Ranges.
- There is now a scramble to re-assemble horse plant all over Australia's north and a good stock horse commands good money.
- Stockmen and stock horses make their comeback against the helicopter in northern Australia.
- When finally he had his last mustering, and sold up the farm to retire to Melbourne, it was my great honour to inherit his gentle stock horse, Dainty.
Definition of stock horse in US English: stock horsenoun Australian, NZ A horse that is trained to herd livestock. Example sentencesExamples - Stockmen and stock horses make their comeback against the helicopter in northern Australia.
- There is now a scramble to re-assemble horse plant all over Australia's north and a good stock horse commands good money.
- He epitomised our national character, even though many Australians who walk in his boots have never ridden a stock horse or watched the sun come up over the Gammon Ranges.
- When finally he had his last mustering, and sold up the farm to retire to Melbourne, it was my great honour to inherit his gentle stock horse, Dainty.
- Likewise, the horses aren't pony clubbers or trail riders, but working stock horses bred and trained for rough conditions on El Questro Station where they are used by he and his contract mustering team.
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