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Meaning of caballo



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In addition to the previous definitions, the horse is one of the figures of the Spanish deck, with the value of 11 and 4 sticks. Actually the drawing is of a knight mounted, but it seems that popularly the most outstanding is the animal. In previous versions of the deck the 11th was the viceroy, which is logical if we consider that it is the letter immediately inferior to the king. If you are next to a jack in the trick you can tell Perico. See also as, Joker.

  



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It is a mammal domesticated family of equine or equidae ( Equidae ). It is very useful as a beast of burden and to chair ( ) assemble. Even used in sports as mla riding ( Equestrian ) and to make therapies 40 disabled; Hippotherapy ). Key the chess piece that moves in L. Steed, mocho, bridon, cuaco, equine, nag, taparo. Its scientific name is Equus ferus caballus ).

  

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Horse: Jesus is the strongest vine Sarmiento.

  

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HORSE: Donkey, frame to hold a piece of wood that you saw.

  

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HORSE: Strand of thread that crosses and crosses at the time form Hank in the blade.

  

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HORSE: Large part of the game of chess.

  

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horse is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Horse gelding" being its meaning:
Pony gelding. To then be tamed, either free to assemble, work, career, corraleros. Also in therapy for children with health problems, and communication.

  

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HORSE: Solipedo Animal of the order of the perissodactyls, of large size, long limbs, neck and tail of long bristles, which is domestic easily and is used as a saddle or draught animal.

  

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Caballo:Pequeno copper coin that ran in Piedmont at the beginning of the 17TH century.

  










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