In the Canterbury Tales, the Reeve rides a stallion-cob. What kind of horse is this in relation to this time period?
I know what a stallion is... you obviously didn't read the details.
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A cob is normally a small but heavy bodied horse, sometimes they have feathers like an Irish Cob has or some are just really stocky like Percheron's without feathers.
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Stallion Cob
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A cob is a breed of pony. They are still around today, so it doesnt sound like it has anything to do with the time period. And hes a stallion.
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A cob is a smallish horse, and a stallion is an un-neutered male horse, so it sounds like he is riding a small whole male horse.
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Stallion is a unfixed boy horse a cob is a type of horse
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A cob is a breed of horse and you should know what a stallion is.
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you know what stallion is so yeah.
A cob is a breed of horse, quite stocky. =)
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A cob pony with his balls still attached
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It is a drafty horse. That is a breedable male