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remuda
[ ruh-moo-duh; Spanish re-moo-thah ]
noun
, Chiefly Southwestern U.S.
, plural re·mu·das [r, uh, -, moo, -d, uh, z, r, e-, moo, -, th, ahs].
- a group of saddle horses from which ranch hands choose mounts for the day.
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"If it's convenient, let's keep an eye on those boys the next few years," said the trail boss, catching sight of his remuda.
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An' they had three wagons, an' a remuda with about a hundred head in it!
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Flatbush turned and hurried to the remuda, caught and saddled his horse, and rode out of camp.
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The finest looking horse in the remuda, by all odds, was old Wa-ha-lote, the Water-dog.
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Consequently the nearby grass is fed down to the roots, and the remuda had to be held up on the high mesa.
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