Geldings [noun]

She did not perceive that she was talking like her father as the sleek geldings ambled in review before them.

All their horses are geldings; they keep some others for stallions, but so few, that I have never seen a single one.

Pliny says, that they never lose the milk-teeth if they are made geldings before they have shed them.

It has also been remarked, that geldings sleep oftener and longer than horses.

Horses were abundant, and, though low and small, were very fleet; the riding horses being geldings and generally excellent.

I did have close to a hundred head—and three of my best geldings are missing—a poor man can't stand luck like that.

There is a good and remunerative demand for Shire geldings for use as draught horses in towns.

Mares, fillies, geldings—every offering of horse-flesh above three years.

Also, he reasoned, the range horses (mares and colts and the unbroken geldings) would not be left to the mercy of the Indians.

The choice of a horse should therefore be confined to mares and geldings.