Extremity Of Pig Or Horse Crossword Clue

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TROTTER
- A harness racing horse
- Extremity of pig or horse
- Harness racer
- Harness-racing horse
- Pig's foot
- Pig’s foot
- Top rider first on otter, then racehorse

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