boots and saddle

Boots and saddles were called and the men made haste to get under way.

Together the three founded the Boots and Saddles Riding School.

So no boots and saddles.

Boots and Saddles is a bugle call sounded for mounted troops to mount and take their place in line.

Boots and saddles, people.

He portrayed a henpecked soldier in a 1958 episode of the syndicated western series, Boots and Saddles.

In 1957, he played a deserter in an episode of the syndicated Boots and Saddles.

He left the Senate saying "I shall go back to my boots and saddle and ride toward the Western sunset."

Again in the morning, it was boots and saddles, cow-boys, and packhorses, and the climb to the top began.

Boots and Saddles (1937)

Boots and Saddles (1958) Conley played a "jinxed" soldier at the cavalry fort.

Boots and saddles for you, Lieutenant Samuel Adams King!"

At the museum hideout where Boots and Saddles had been staying, a metal canister is found containing some unknown, radioactive drug.

"Sound Boots and Saddles," Oliver called.

His cloak was of fine wool, thick and warm, the brooch real cop- per; his boots and saddle gleamed with polish.

Lehman retired from gunsmithing and remained in San Antonio designing custom boots and saddles until his death.

Boots and Saddles by Libbie Custer (archive link)

In 1957, he wrote an episode for the Boots and Saddles western series entitled "The Prussian Farmer".

Trumpeter, sound 'Boots and Saddles.'

Cook, Theodore M. Boots and Saddle: Third Iowa Cavalry, 1861-1865.

Trumpeter, sound Boots and Saddles, Full Equipment, and Ready to Board Ship."

The weight posted on the program, say 112 pounds, includes the jockey and the equipment (boots and saddle), so watching weight is a constant battle for most riders.