Suggestions of alternative nouns for cattle

[Tiddlypom]

Sorry to be driving you all mad with all your helpful suggestions, but nothing yet that leaps out at me .

Was just wondering whether that reinforcement was the bit they mentioned in the additional word, rather than cattle related. So instead of Rice Farmers Hunt Moo-Moo, it was something like Rice Farmers Hunt Galvanized (not the right word but only metal related process I can think gone 9pm )

Good thinking, but it was a Rice Farmers Hunt *Moo-Moo* name.

Don’t know but had a RFH which I towed with a bright orange Rover 2200 TC. Doesn’t add much but the interesting fact re car it had two fuel tanks. Cool.

I can raise you a yellow ochre Rover 2200TC towing a Rice Eventer trailer (a much more lightweight trailer than the Farmers Hunt) . This is the trailer that I wanted to upgrade from when I went to look at the Moo-Moo .





Lovely cars, but not the most reliable. Oh look, that’s another Rover broken down on the hard shoulder… This was a very lengthy hold up on the M5, the photographer had just been to check the horse in the back. Lots of people out of their cars.

Thank you so much again, everyone.

If someone turns up the real name and it’s nothing like what I’ve thought it was I might just have to close this account and reinvent myself under a new username .

 

[cauda equina]

That hold up looks grim - there must have been a temptation to unload the horse and the bicycles and leave everyone else to it

 

[Errin Paddywack]

Sorry to be driving you all mad with all your helpful suggestions, but nothing yet that leaps out at me .



Good thinking, but it was a Rice Farmers Hunt *Moo-Moo* name.

I can raise you a yellow ochre Rover 2200TC towing a Rice Eventer trailer (a much more lightweight trailer than the Farmers Hunt) . This is the trailer that I wanted to upgrade from when I went to look at the Moo-Moo .

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Lovely cars, but not the most reliable. Oh look, that’s another Rover broken down on the hard shoulder… This was a very lengthy hold up on the M5, the photographer had just been to check the horse in the back. Lots of people out of their cars.

Thank you so much again, everyone.

If someone turns up the real name and it’s nothing like what I’ve thought it was I might just have to close this account and reinvent myself under a new username .

This takes me back. We used to have a blue 3500 V8 Rover automatic that we towed our Farmers Hunt with. Fabulous car towed a dream and the I loved the trailer, was so sad when we had to downgrade to a smaller car that couldn't pull it. Furthest we ever went with it was to deliver a yearling to a friend who lived on Bodmin moor, a journey of 400 miles. We then had an identical Eventer to yours in the photo. When I first had it it was so well balanced and light that I could move it around on concrete with one hand. Kept it till it was falling apart. Still have although don't use, its replacement which is a similar Rice but very slightly smaller, no idea of the model.

 

[humblepie]

Sorry to be driving you all mad with all your helpful suggestions, but nothing yet that leaps out at me .



Good thinking, but it was a Rice Farmers Hunt *Moo-Moo* name.

I can raise you a yellow ochre Rover 2200TC towing a Rice Eventer trailer (a much more lightweight trailer than the Farmers Hunt) . This is the trailer that I wanted to upgrade from when I went to look at the Moo-Moo .

View attachment 153080



Lovely cars, but not the most reliable. Oh look, that’s another Rover broken down on the hard shoulder… This was a very lengthy hold up on the M5, the photographer had just been to check the horse in the back. Lots of people out of their cars.

Thank you so much again, everyone.

If someone turns up the real name and it’s nothing like what I’ve thought it was I might just have to close this account and reinvent myself under a new username .

Mine was M reg. OH still maintains one for a customer who I think has had it since new.

 

[cauda equina]

This takes me back. We used to have a blue 3500 V8 Rover automatic that we towed our Farmers Hunt with. Fabulous car towed a dream and the I loved the trailer, was so sad when we had to downgrade to a smaller car that couldn't pull it. Furthest we ever went with it was to deliver a yearling to a friend who lived on Bodmin moor, a journey of 400 miles. We then had an identical Eventer to yours in the photo. When I first had it it was so well balanced and light that I could move it around on concrete with one hand. Kept it till it was falling apart. Still have although don't use, its replacement which is a similar Rice but very slightly smaller, no idea of the model.

That reminds me of going to a meet on the South Downs sometime in the 1970s
My mum's ex Army LR made such heavy weather of getting to the top of Firle Beacon that I thought we weren't going to make it, while the Hunt Sec nipped up ahead of us in his Rover saloon with no bother at all

 

[Northern Hare]

Was it Farmers Hunt Stock?

 

[Sanversera]

Was it Farmers Hunt Stock?

I don't know but that sounds highly likely

 

[ester]

That hold up looks grim - there must have been a temptation to unload the horse and the bicycles and leave everyone else to it

I’m thinking how nice the tarmac looked

 

[teapot]

I’m thinking how nice the tarmac looked

And the thick paint!

 

[Tiddlypom]

Was it Farmers Hunt Stock?

It doesn’t ring a bell, but it’s a very plausible name and I’m going to go with that for the Farmers Hunt Moo-Moo trailer .

Thank you, everyone, for helping me out and indulging me on my wild coo chase .

 

[photo_jo]

Sorry to be driving you all mad with all your helpful suggestions, but nothing yet that leaps out at me .



Good thinking, but it was a Rice Farmers Hunt *Moo-Moo* name.

I can raise you a yellow ochre Rover 2200TC towing a Rice Eventer trailer (a much more lightweight trailer than the Farmers Hunt) . This is the trailer that I wanted to upgrade from when I went to look at the Moo-Moo .

View attachment 153080



Lovely cars, but not the most reliable. Oh look, that’s another Rover broken down on the hard shoulder… This was a very lengthy hold up on the M5, the photographer had just been to check the horse in the back. Lots of people out of their cars.

Thank you so much again, everyone.

If someone turns up the real name and it’s nothing like what I’ve thought it was I might just have to close this account and reinvent myself under a new username .

Now that is a photo!!

 

[photo_jo]

We had a three horse trailer pulled with a long wheel base landrover in which we could fit the entire local primary school we went to and often did, half of us went in the landcover and the rest in the trailer - there were 37 of us- pretty sure it was already illegal then but good fun!