It returned a handful of links from one search engine that addressed my question. Second on the list was the Connecticut State Museum's web page on the Colt firearms collection. The company donated the collection to the state years ago. Of course, other search engines offered links to more information about horses, but the pertinent ones were easy to identify. Plain language searching is becoming noteworthy after the massive Internet World trade show in New York City last October.
Indications are that it's becoming a major trend.
Several new products were on display at the trade show and they're not at all science fiction. Natural language searching is about to explode. If the answer alone is not enough, more links are provided for background or further research. The program also remembers your earlier queries and adapts itself to your particular style. Web searching isn't the only function these new tools offer.