I mounted my wild horse again, and was off at once.
Dick knew well enough, from hearsay, the method of "breaking down" a wild horse.
Were the buffalo capable of the same alert and agile motions of head and eye peculiar to the deer or wild horse, in addition to his "bovine rage," he would be the most formidable brute on earth.
There was little delay at the post, and when the flag fell Lieber Karl at once shot to the front, and came by the stand like a wild horse, with Burns pulling with might and main and keeping the rank colt well within himself.
Surprising was a head in advance of Old Ben, and the latter was a length and a half in advance of Bronzewing, which was running like a wild horse.
Dick went boldly up to it, and patted its head and stroked its nose, for nothing is so likely to alarm either a tame or a wild horse as any appearance of timidity or hesitation on the part of those who approach them.
He was a fearless rider, but he had the fault of saving his mount, and to kill a wild horse was a tragedy for him.
Defn: The half-wild horse of the plains in Mexico, California, etc.
Defn: A wild horse found in the region of the Caspian Sea.
Miles--His two Horses, and our Woful Experience with the Substitute "Wild Horse of Tartary.
You can likewise give him the same exercise as you do to a wild horse of the third kind, and you will not fail to succeed in correcting him by repeating it several times.
Begin at his forehead, just above the nose, and handle it in the same manner as you would do with a wild horse, according to the rules laid down in that part of the secret.
In the dense shadow Kid Barringer was waiting with two of the best ponies in Wild Horse County.
La Rue was almost ready to embrace the sheriff of Wild Horse County.
I had a shot or two at a thar (mountain goat), and we saw any number of kiang (wild horse).
He had been severely scolded and punished only a few days before for wasting several cartridges trying to shoot kiang (wild horse) three miles distant.
During our march we saw many herds of kiang (wild horse).
Maybe on wild horse hunt," rejoined Alverado with a shrug.
A wild horse, until tamed, is just as wild and fearful as a wild stag taken for the first time in the toils.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wild horse" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
