saddle

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Horse riding
barrel racing
break someone in
bridle
bridle path
canter
capriole
chukka
chukker
curry
girth
high-spirited
horseman
horsewoman
mounted
pony trekking
rein
saddler
showjumper
sidesaddle
whip

Examples of unsaddle

unsaddle
With that he addressed a word to his comrades, and they repaired to a cedar-tree near-by, where they began to unsaddle and unpack.
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After he had unsaddled and turned his pony into a corral he joined the card players on the porch.
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At the door she unsaddled her horse, hobbled him, and turned him loose.
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At noon, twenty miles from home, he unsaddled and rested an hour, picketing his horse.
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He finished unsaddling and then went stalking over to quell this latest development.
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He asked one of the boys to unsaddle the horse, saying he wouldn't go with us.
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Having reached the bank of the creek, he unsaddled, watered his horse and picketed it, and started a fire.
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Mounted messengers ordinarily do not unsaddle; they rest, water and feed as directed.
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We unsaddled the horses and turned them loose to feed in it.
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Fortunately the men were lying down in line and by their horses, which had not been unsaddled.
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He said nothing about robbers, while his father unsaddled his horse and tied the animal snugly to a limb.
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There he unsaddled his horse and turned it to graze, setting about immediately to get his dinner.
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After he had unsaddled and picketed he condescended to explain to her.
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There they unsaddled their horses, after which, with great unanimity, they soused their heads in the horse-trough.
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Here we unsaddled the beasts and in the hour's rest the mozos cooked a stew which served as a midday repast.
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