Definition of cow pony in US English:

cow pony

noun

A small horse trained for use in cattle ranching.
Example sentencesExamples
- Dad always kept a couple of Montana cow ponies there.
- That old cow pony would head out across the bridge and take him home.
- Swinging out of the saddle, he tied that old cow pony to the pew beside Grandma and sat down, grinning at the preacher.
- A man would rather sleep with his cow pony than with another cowboy.
- For one song, he originally wrote: ‘The corn is as high as a cow pony's eye.’
- The four cow ponies were stabled in the four stalls on the right.
- When Uncle H. died his grandson took H.'s old cow pony.
- They were mounted on two of Gary's cow ponies.
- He easily pictured himself sitting in the saddle of a black cow pony.
- Each member of the family owned a horse and four cow ponies were kept for the cowboys to ride.
- As broad as a Sherman tank and yellow as a daisy, Pumpkin had once been a Montana cow pony.

Definition of cow pony in US English:

cow pony

noun

A small horse trained for use in cattle ranching.
Example sentencesExamples
- Each member of the family owned a horse and four cow ponies were kept for the cowboys to ride.
- The four cow ponies were stabled in the four stalls on the right.
- He easily pictured himself sitting in the saddle of a black cow pony.
- Swinging out of the saddle, he tied that old cow pony to the pew beside Grandma and sat down, grinning at the preacher.
- As broad as a Sherman tank and yellow as a daisy, Pumpkin had once been a Montana cow pony.
- They were mounted on two of Gary's cow ponies.
- A man would rather sleep with his cow pony than with another cowboy.
- When Uncle H. died his grandson took H.'s old cow pony.
- For one song, he originally wrote: ‘The corn is as high as a cow pony's eye.’
- Dad always kept a couple of Montana cow ponies there.
- That old cow pony would head out across the bridge and take him home.

单词	cow pony
释义	Definition of cow pony in US English: cow pony noun A small horse trained for use in cattle ranching. Example sentencesExamples Dad always kept a couple of Montana cow ponies there. That old cow pony would head out across the bridge and take him home. Swinging out of the saddle, he tied that old cow pony to the pew beside Grandma and sat down, grinning at the preacher. A man would rather sleep with his cow pony than with another cowboy. For one song, he originally wrote: ‘The corn is as high as a cow pony's eye.’ The four cow ponies were stabled in the four stalls on the right. When Uncle H. died his grandson took H.'s old cow pony. They were mounted on two of Gary's cow ponies. He easily pictured himself sitting in the saddle of a black cow pony. Each member of the family owned a horse and four cow ponies were kept for the cowboys to ride. As broad as a Sherman tank and yellow as a daisy, Pumpkin had once been a Montana cow pony. Definition of cow pony in US English: cow pony noun A small horse trained for use in cattle ranching. Example sentencesExamples Each member of the family owned a horse and four cow ponies were kept for the cowboys to ride. The four cow ponies were stabled in the four stalls on the right. He easily pictured himself sitting in the saddle of a black cow pony. Swinging out of the saddle, he tied that old cow pony to the pew beside Grandma and sat down, grinning at the preacher. As broad as a Sherman tank and yellow as a daisy, Pumpkin had once been a Montana cow pony. They were mounted on two of Gary's cow ponies. A man would rather sleep with his cow pony than with another cowboy. When Uncle H. died his grandson took H.'s old cow pony. For one song, he originally wrote: ‘The corn is as high as a cow pony's eye.’ Dad always kept a couple of Montana cow ponies there. That old cow pony would head out across the bridge and take him home.
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