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transitive. In passive, of a horse: To be injured in the shoulder.
passive. Of a horse, etc.: To be injured by impalement on a hedge or fence stake. Also reflexive; hence transitive, to cause a horse to stake himself.
transitive. In passive: To be caught, pierced, or damaged by a snag. Chiefly U.S., and esp. of river-steamers.
Of a horse: to cap the hock: to injure, and hence cause a swelling at, the point of the hock.