canteron
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What exactly is the definition of a 'Cuddy?'. All these fabulous looking horses are forever winning 'Cuddy' titles but what exactly is the definition???? Thanks!
What is the definition of 'Cuddy'?
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The Original Kao
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well you've spelt it wrong
it's a cuddie
Scots-English cuddie: donkey, ass, or small horse, is sometimes used as a term of coarse affection to mean a person who is stubborn or obstinate.
it's not easy to read but here's a bit more
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UGAJA...6&ct=result
Scots-English cuddie: donkey, ass, or small horse, is sometimes used as a term of coarse affection to mean a person who is stubborn or obstinate.
it's not easy to read but here's a bit more
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UGAJA...6&ct=result
The Original Kao
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sorry forgot to say 'Welcome to the forum
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muffinino
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Do you mean the Cuddy showing classes? They're in-hand classes sponsored by the Cuddy group, all sorts of breeds compete as the in-hand winners of county shows are eligable, and the grand final is at HOYS. I believe a Section A stallion won it this year
JM07
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well you've spelt it wrong
it's a cuddie
Scots-English cuddie: donkey, ass, or small horse, is sometimes used as a term of coarse affection to mean a person who is stubborn or obstinate.
it's not easy to read but here's a bit more
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UGAJA...6&ct=result
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she hasn't...i think she means the Cuddy Group who sponser showing classes!!!
well you've spelt it wrong
Scots-English cuddie: donkey, ass, or small horse, is sometimes used as a term of coarse affection to mean a person who is stubborn or obstinate.
it's not easy to read but here's a bit more
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UGAJA...6&ct=result
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she hasn't...i think she means the Cuddy Group who sponser showing classes!!!