dobbins (Meaning)

dobbins

a quiet plodding horse, a farm horse

The dobbins were a hard-working breed of horses used for both farm work and transportation.
The farmer was grateful for the dobbins' strength and endurance in helping him plow his fields.
The dobbins galloped across the meadow with their manes and tails flowing in the wind.
The children loved to ride the dobbins around the neighborhood, pretending they were cowboys and indians.
The dobbins were a familiar sight in the rural countryside, pulling heavy loads and working alongside their human companions.
The local blacksmith was an expert in shoeing dobbins, ensuring they had the proper traction for their demanding work.
The dobbins were a symbol of the rural way of life, representing hard work, determination, and perseverance.
Despite their strength, the dobbins were gentle creatures that formed close bonds with their human caretakers.
The dobbins' hooves clattered against the pavement as they pulled a heavy wagon through the town.
The dobbins' legacy lives on through the descendants of these hardworking horses, who continue to be valued for their strength and dependability.

a quiet plodding horse, a farm horse

mares, cobs, colts, nags, bronchos,skates, plugs, jades, equines, steeds

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The dobbins were a hard-working breed of horses used for both farm work and transportation.

The farmer was grateful for the dobbins' strength and endurance in helping him plow his fields.

The dobbins galloped across the meadow with their manes and tails flowing in the wind.

The children loved to ride the dobbins around the neighborhood, pretending they were cowboys and indians.