int. Sport. A call to a pointer or setter to stop.
1825. Sporting Mag., XV. 348. It was no uncommon thing for him to call out ‘To-ho,’ and sometimes, with increased emphasis, ‘To-ho you devil,’ in his sleep.
1855. ‘Stonehenge,’ Brit. Sports (ed. 4), 32. The breaker should walk up to [the dog] quietly, crying ‘Toho! toho! toho!’
1884. Speedy, Sport, 52. Hold up your hand and cry ‘Toho.’
