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bronco-buster
DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
one who breaks wild horses to the saddle or to harness.
Quotations
1889
There are four different occupations in the country the men engage in, which are called bull-whackers and mule-skinners, applied to freighters who drive oxen or mules, broncho-busters and cow-punchers.
1958
The day started with a wild west flair when [Princess] Margaret . . . watched bronco-busters bite the dust at a rodeo.