And so then when Tinker came back the next day, what did you do?

You can tell Tinker all about it, five years from now.

And the Tinker stood off to one side of me.

They brought Tinker back from the table about ten minutes ago.

Not another word about new cars or old came from Tinker during the whole drive!

Have you ever known your father to walk in his sleep, Tinker?

Six men were all he had thought necessary to watch Tinkers.

It would not have been the first time Tinkers had come onto important information.

Oh, they are, said Tinker, looking up from his book.

Dad must have finished his work for tonight, thought Tinker.

I just wanted to feel the freedom of the tinkers.

The things that the Tinker had taught me were coming back now.

Why, they could protect not just themselves, but many of the tinkers as well!

About ten miles along this coast to the west, said Tinker.

A Tinker would not fight even to defend his life.

Of a sudden the Tinker put a hand to my arm.

Maybe even starting west with the Tinker had been the finish of me.

Not for the first time, he wondered whether there was any Tinker left in the other man.

The Tinker hadn't very much to say that first time, but he did a sight of looking and seeing.

I suppose that will be the case until the whole world turns Tinker.

I noticed that Tinker turned round and came back in the room!

Well, he got his teeth into poor Tinker good and proper.

Well, lets take our camp things into the field, said Tinker.

Sam Tinker had watched men come and go for more years than he liked to remember.

The Irish Cob Society also requires an inspection process.

The Irish Cob or Coloured Cob is a type or breed of domestic horse from the British Isles.

He said Dublin had revoked the approval of one equestrian centre, the Irish Cob Society, to maintain a stud book and issue horse passports in the autumn due to concerns proper procedures were not being followed.

The Irish cob can be traced to the 18th century but also was long considered a type, not a breed, and varied somewhat in characteristics, though generally was bred for light draught and farm work but was also capable of being ridden.

There is no coat colour requirement in the breed standard of the Irish Cob Society,Gypsy Vanner Horse Society, Gypsy Horse Registry of America, or Australasian Gypsy Horse Society.

But William's grandad was too busy working to notice or care, riding shotgun to a great clattering brute of a knitting machine that reminded him of the Irish cobs he'd broken in for the brewery; he could knit thirty fully fashioned stockings an hour, sixteen hours a day.

A number of cob breeds are popular in the UK, including the Welsh cob, the Irish Cob and the "Coloured Cob" or "Gypsy Cob," known in the USA as the Gypsy Vanner Horse.

There is a gypsy horse fair held on the village green each year.

The Gypsy horse is usually, but not always, piebald.

Also, there are lots of differant types of Gypsy Horse.

The Gypsy Horse is prone to diseases common to feathered draught horses.

A traditional gypsy horse fair is held annually every May 20 ,or another day if a Sunday, in the village square.

The first documented market sellers here were gypsy horse traders who congregated near a hippodrome that no longer exists.

Cue stock footage of gypsy horse and carts and knowing references to organised crime.

The bunker was sold in Autumn 2001 and 12 months later it still appears to be unused with gypsy horses grazing in the grounds.

In the Gypsy horse, the pattern called "blagdon" is described as "a solid colour with white "splashed" up from underneath."

The Gypsy horse should be a "strong, kind, (very) intelligent partner that works willingly and harmoniously with its handler."

The Gypsy Horse is renowned for its gentle, tractable nature and sensible disposition.

A small portion of farmland remains common land where (traditionally) gypsy horses used for riding lessons and transport have grazed since the 1950s.

There are many breed societies for the Gypsy horse, with mostly minor variations in their respective breed standards.

The Gypsy horse has distinct gaits.

Two Gypsy horses grazed in a small yard next to a trash-filled lot beyond a fence that shields the commuters who pass twice a day.

A Gypsy Horse's facial profile should be straight, neither overly dished nor roman nosed.

She has a beautiful singing voice and, whilst performing in an opera, becomes involved with a gypsy horse trainer (played by Johnny Depp).

Varvara Vasilyeva (her birth name) was born to the family of Gypsy horse traders, based in Moscow.

The Gypsy Horse Registry of America includes size classifications in its stud-book.

The Gypsy Horse breed as it is today is thought to have begun to take shape shortly after the Second World War.

The Gypsy Horse was bred by the Roma of Great Britain to pull the vardoes in which they lived and travelled.

Since the Gypsy Horse had no registration before its entry into North America, horses' provenances, including importer, are of particular importance to their owners.

Also in 2008, the GCSA renamed itself the Gypsy Horse Registry of America.

After a short while he found that the gypsies were taking their horses to him to be shod; and he had quite a busy time shoeing gypsy horses.

The Gypsy Horse Association was accepted into the USDF programme in 2008; two other coloured horse associations had joined by 2011.

Does anybody know a farm with Gypsy vanner horses in Ireland?

A big, beautiful Gypsy Vanner mare.

The Gypsy Vanner Horse Society provides access to its stud-book for a fee.

Outclassing all of them is Bob, the Gypsy Vanner horse who teaches Whitney to care about something besides herself.

The Clydesdale was instrumental in the creation of the Gypsy Vanner horse, developed in Great Britain.

Drum Horses and Gypsy Vanner horses are accepted as an influence if they are registrered with their own breed registry and have a proven pedigree.

May be applied to particular breeds, such as the Gypsy Vanner horse (US)/Coloured Cob (UK).

The Kerry Bog Pony may have been one of several breeds that contributed to the development of the Gypsy Vanner horse (also known as the Irish Cob).

In the comedy, Shields plays the mother of a snooty private school teen (played by Sammi Hanratty) who is forced to move to the country where she reluctantly befriends the gypsy vanner horse.

A lot of people are selling their cobs as Gypsy Vanner Horses, as there is a large demand for Gypsy Vanner Horses at a high price.

In 2004, the United States Dressage Federation accepted the Gypsy Vanner Horse Society as an affiliate member, allowing horses registered with GVHS to compete in its dressage and dressage-related events.

There is no coat colour requirement in the breed standard of the Irish Cob Society,Gypsy Vanner Horse Society, Gypsy Horse Registry of America, or Australasian Gypsy Horse Society.

The line measuring the length of the hip should also be horizontal; if the tailhead falls below the horizontal line intersecting the point of the hip, the horse's "hip/croup will be approaching too steep an angle for the Gypsy Vanner".

A number of cob breeds are popular in the UK, including the Welsh cob, the Irish Cob and the "Coloured Cob" or "Gypsy Cob," known in the USA as the Gypsy Vanner Horse.

The first Gypsy breed show, the Ohio State Fair Gypsy Vanner Horse Show, sponsored by the Gypsy Vanner Horse Society, was held in 2005 in Columbus, Ohio.

There, far from her dizzying world of shallow girlfriends, endless parties and school pressures, she finds a new best pal: Bob, a beautiful and spirited Gypsy Vanner horse owned by her new neighbor Dusty (Kris Kristofferson), a crusty rancher who turns out to be her estranged grandfather.

The Gypsy Cob and Drum Horse Association offers inspections and some shows.

NZ Gypsy Cob Association Inc.

Samuel Smith, 54, tied his young male gypsy cob near a sheer 50-ft drop at Pakefield near Lowestoft, Suffolk.

In the latest incident, horse owner Jennifer Rae discovered the mane and forelock had been hacked off her gypsy cob, Jay, while he was in his field in Bonaly on Monday night.

Mr Jenkins said both men had both been involved in a large and wealthy concern breeding gypsy cobs and the conditions they were kept in were shocking and horrendous" and almost beggared belief.

Who likes coloured cob and eventing.

An upper-class huntsman rides a coloured cob, a breed of horse then ridden only by gipsies.

British Hanoverian Horse Society Coloured Cobs Beautiful horses.

Simon has helped a variety of riders and horse combinations one of which is a coloured cob called Joe that most people said should have been between shafts.

The Irish Cob or Coloured Cob is a type or breed of domestic horse from the British Isles.

Charlie Pantling who lives near to the showground scored a convincing double of wins with her charismatic coloured cob Dolly in the cob and coloured classes.

May be applied to particular breeds, such as the Gypsy Vanner horse (US)/Coloured Cob (UK).

One viewer wrote to the Telegraph pointing out that, during a scene showing the local hunt, one rider was on a coloured cob, a type of horse which at the time would only have been ridden by a gipsy.

Donald Bostock and Murphy a ten-year-old, 14hh, coloured cob are both novices and appreciated general all-round advice from Tess who was able to help them correct their novice mistakes and put them on the right footing.

There have been gypsy horse fairs held on the village green each year.

American breeders began to import Gypsy horses and created its first registry in 1996.

The Gypsy Horse is prone to health issues common to feathered draughts.

The first documented market sellers here were gypsy horse traders who congregated near a hippodrome that no longer exists.

The Gypsy horse has distinct gaits.

The Gypsy horse should be a "strong, kind, (very) intelligent partner that works willingly and harmoniously with its handler.

The Gypsy Horse is renowned for its gentle, tractable nature and sensible disposition."

Two Gypsy horses grazed in a small yard next to a trash-filled lot beyond a fence that shields the commuters who pass twice a day.

There are multiple breed registries for the Gypsy horse, with mostly minor variations in their respective breed standards.

A Gypsy Horse's facial profile should be straight, neither overly dished nor roman nosed.

Varvara Vasilyeva (her birth name) was born to the family of Gypsy horse traders, based in Moscow.

The Gypsy Horse Registry of America includes size classifications in its studbook.

The Gypsy horse is widely known for its piebald, or black and white pinto coat colour, a common but not sole colouration for the breed.

However, Gypsy horses may be of any coat colour; none of the breed registries incorporates a colour requirement into its breed standard.

The Gypsy Horse was bred by the Romanichal of Great Britain to pull the vardoes in which they lived and traveled.

Since the Gypsy Horse has had registries only recently, comparison of DNA markers is necessary to confirm parentage.

The Gypsy Horse breed as it is today is thought to have begun to take shape shortly after World War II ended.

In the United States, the Gypsy Horse is being used in many equestrian sports and has done well in combined driving and dressage.

After a short while he found that the gypsies were taking their horses to him to be shod; and he had quite a busy time shoeing gypsy horses.

Today, the Gypsy horse is still bred in the UK by a number of established breeders, most of whom also exhibit and sell their horses at traditional fairs.

Publishing in 1993, Hart employs the term three times in reference to a Gypsy Horse, clearly identifying "vanner" to be a type as opposed to a breed.

In the formative years of the Gypsy Horse, the Romanichal bred not only for specific colour, profuse feather, and greater bone, but also for increased action and smaller size.

The Dales and, to a lesser extent, the Fell Pony interbred with the Shire and Clydesdale provided the basis of today's Gypsy Horse.

As part of several efforts to have the Gypsy Horse recognized as a breed outside the Romanichal community, a more descriptive name has been sought for it, starting in the 1990s.

The Gypsy Horse Association and the Gypsy Horse Registry of America provide online studbooks.