subs. (old).—1. A horse. Cf., DAISY-CUTTER and GROGHAM. For synonyms, see PRAD.
1781. G. PARKER, A View of Society, II., 48. The hostler then says, ‘He has a choice nag or DAISY-KICKER to sell or SWAP.’
2. (old).—An ostler. [By implication from sense 1.]
1781. G. PARKER, A View of Society, II., 39. DAISY-KICKERS are Hostlers belonging to large inns; and are known to each other by this name.
