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| Selected response from: Bertha S. Deffenbaugh United States Local time: 17:51 | |||
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na | PASEADORES |
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na | Caminadora ecuestre motorizada |
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PASEADORES Explanation: Hi, Nice to hear from you again. This is the name given to those in charge of taking the horse for a walk. The horses go for walks = PASEOS. And the hot walkers are the PASEADORES. That is all they do, that is their job. My father used to have race-horses when I was a young girl.:) Regards, Bertha Deffenbaugh |
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Caminadora ecuestre motorizada Explanation: También se le llama "Hot Walker" a un aparato de motor que se asemeja a una noria y que sirve para ejercitar al caballo. Puede ver un ejemplo ilustrado en la siguiente página de Internet: http://www.portastall.com/hotwalker.htm Saludos afectuosos de OSO ¶:^) Simon & Schuster's Dictionary Internet |
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