two of the bullocks in a team.See quotation.
1872. C. H. Eden, `My Wife and I in Queensland,' p. 36:
«Twelve bullocks is the usual number in a team, the two polersand the leaders being steady old stagers; the pair next to thepole are called the `pointers,' and are also required to bepretty steady, the remainder being called the `body bullocks,'and it is not necessary to be so particular about their beingthoroughly broken in.»