kick over

I've no business to look at 'em; but when I come to town I just kick over the traces.

The horses that kick over the traces will have to be put in a corral.

She's not meant for this humdrum place, and she may kick over the traces.'

When she thought of it, she felt inclined to kick over the traces.

Some horses show off better with it, and some are enraged and kick over the traces.

He is inclined to kick over the traces, but I'll whip him in a little.

Id just like to kick over that sign, Cleo whispered to Louise.

The horses that kick over the traces will have to be put in corral.

She is angry—she doesn't know what we mean—she'll kick over the milk!

So there were no more "fool thoughts" as to how a man might "kick over the traces."