She hoped that I would be careful to ride sidesaddle.

In the Victorian era, women were required to ride sidesaddle.

"Am I to infer that you do not always ride sidesaddle?"

The bride looked like a woman dressed to ride sidesaddle in the early part of the century.

For a ceremony, Mia is to ride sidesaddle but does not know how.

The son rode sidesaddle, his legs dangling over the back wheel.

Then she sat down slowly, gracefully, like a lady riding sidesaddle.

Today, riding sidesaddle is looked on as a curiosity.

Ms. Springer does not know any men who choose to ride sidesaddle.

"If logic were everything, all men would ride sidesaddle."

As did all women in the early West, Belle rode sidesaddle.

Elizabeth sat outside, watching her younger daughter riding sidesaddle over a series of small jumps.

She had no idea how to ride sidesaddle.

"I'll ride sidesaddle," she said, shifting her posture though there was no saddle.

McKenna then had to learn to ride sidesaddle very quickly.

She plans to ride sidesaddle as soon as she's confident enough."

I learned to ride sidesaddle when I was barely old enough to walk."

The Spear sisters rode sidesaddle and went along on cattle roundups.

Separate classes were held for women riding sidesaddle.

"You are riding sidesaddle as well as I," she said accusingly.

The Gericault is a small painting of a woman riding sidesaddle on a horse.

"I could have caught up with her easily, even riding sidesaddle, on Piccola."

Some modern male riders with certain types of back injuries also claim riding sidesaddle is helpful.

She rode sidesaddle, of course, and looked mighty fetching as she came up to me.

She rode sidesaddle in public and astride in private.