His companions leaped down and prepared to unsaddle their horses.
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Here, Joe, take the horses and unsaddle them and tether them out somewhere.
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I didn't have to unsaddle or unbridle the horse or get its feed ready.
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It was nigh noon, and we had stopped at the cabin to unsaddle and bait.
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I followed him round, and appeared just as the servant was about to unsaddle him.
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We did not take off our clothes nor unsaddle our horses, tired as we were.
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We were left to unsaddle our horses and dispose of them as best we might.
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He grunted his thanks, and they worked together to unsaddle the horses and rub them down.
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John slid off and waved a hand at the drooping beast, then began to unsaddle him.
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They received the usual frank welcome of a paisano, and were told to dismount and unsaddle.
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I am going out to look after my horse and will unsaddle your horses for you also.
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Recrimination, too, much of it directed towards Joseph O'Brien, Camelot's jockey, who looked distraught as he returned to unsaddle.
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There was no time for anything but saddle up, ride, rope, cut, herd, unsaddle, eat, sleep, and do it again.
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They ordered the lackeys not to unsaddle the gorses, and to hold themselves in readiness to set off again immediately.
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We unsaddle the horses and send the herd off into the forest, then sit down to an excellent dinner in the village restaurant.
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Nearby, Jones was joking with Steve Asmussen, a fellow-trainer, as they made their way down to the paddock area to unsaddle their horses.
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It was also stated that he would only permit one half of his command to sleep at a time or unbridle and unsaddle their horses.
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I ride back to the catch pens and unsaddle and unbridle Ms. Helena and turn her into one of the small pens where the green grass is ankle high.
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O'Brien Jr was as cool and collected as he was led back to unsaddle as he was in the race itself, even stopping at one point to conduct an interview with a trackside television panel while still aboard St Nicholas Abbey.
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Since on the 10th day in the Championship round she and Mo tipped a barrel, Burger had no idea what the final standings, she was clueless that she had won, so she went to the barn to unsaddle Mo. They had to send someone after her to inform her she had won and to bring her back to the arena. Burger placed in five rounds at the NFR. She finished sixth in the Average.
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The competing horses enter the arena to the song "Flat Walk Boogie" which was composed and is played by official TWHNC organist Larry Bright. Horses are required to perform the flat walk, running walk and canter twice each in two separate workouts. Between workouts, riders dismount and unsaddle their horses so the judges can evaluate their conformation. The winner is announced by a spotlight sweeping back and forth along the line-up of horses and then settling on the World Grand Champion.
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