one horse

/wʌn hɔrs/
adjective
  1. Small, unimportant, or limited in resources; often used to describe a small town or business.
    • They grew up in a one-horse town where everyone knew each other.
    • The company started as a one-horse operation in a garage.
    • I wouldn't call it a city—it's more of a one-horse village.
  2. Pulled or powered by a single horse.
    • In the parade, a one-horse carriage carried the mayor.
    • The farmer drove a one-horse plow across the field.
    • Before tractors, most farmers used a one-horse cart for transport.