- only
braided rawhide, with a loop at one end that
serves as the lanyard.
Quirts were also used by some
staff at
residential schools to
punish students....
-
Bernard Mc
Quirt VC (c. 1829 – 5
October 1888) was a
British soldier born in Donaghcloney,
County Down and was a
recipient of the
Victoria Cross, the highest...
-
Walter Quirt (born
November 24, 1902 -
March 19, 1968) was an
American artist. He was emplo**** by WPA
Federal Arts
Project for
seven years. He painted...
- po****rity of
Quirt and
Flagg virtually guaranteed Edmund Lowe's
success in the new
talking pictures:
audiences could hardly wait to hear the
salty Quirt and Flagg...
- more
noise than pain.
Quirts are
occasionally carried on
horses used in
western riding disciplines, but
because the
action of a
quirt is slow, they are not...
-
which Quirt agrees.
After wiring a
claim to the land recorder's office,
Quirt p****es out. The
telegraph operator, Bradley,
tells Penny that
Quirt is a...
- rode them down,
counting coup by
striking the
fleeing troopers with
their quirts or lances. Initially,
Custer had 208
officers and men
under his
direct command...
-
Barnaby Jones Wayne Lockwood Episode: "Renegade's Child" Law of the Land
Quirt Television film 1977 The City
Sergeant Brian Scott Pilot Cover Girls Johnny...
- Crop" (c. 1925)—which
features a
scantily clad ****
wielding a crop.
Quirt Whip "Equine
Training -
Riding Aids Overview"
Equestrian Outreach, 2003...
-
closed reins with a long
single attachment (the romal) that can be used as a
quirt.
Modern rodeo competitors in
timed events sometimes use a
closed rein without...
