Look at that fellow in the bow -- the one just jumping out; he'd be more at home on a cow-pony. ❋ Unknown (2010)
A beauty, a regular beauty, the perfect type of the Californian cow-pony. ❋ Unknown (2010)
It was a cream-colored mustang, not one of the lump-headed, bony-hipped species common to the ranges, but one of those rare reversions to the Spanish thoroughbreds from which the Western cow-pony is descended. ❋ John Frederick (N/A)
His second horse, staunch cow-pony that it was, stumbled on with sagging knees and hanging head, but Pierre rode upright, at ease, for his mind was untired. ❋ John Frederick (N/A)
Down to the edge of the town he rode, left his cow-pony standing with hanging head outside a saloon, strode through the swinging doors, and asked of the bartender the way to the house of Martin Ryder. ❋ John Frederick (N/A)
Yells, shouts, the snapping of whips, the barking of heavy calibred revolvers, now and then the shrill neigh of a cow-pony. ❋ Frank V. Webster (N/A)
It should also be remarked that the cow-pony is guided, not by pulling either the right or left rein, but by the rider carrying his bridle hand over to the _left_ if he wants to go to the left, and vice versa. ❋ Thomas Carson (N/A)
There was a small mesquite bush near the water-hole which lay directly in the horse's course, and Janet, seeing he was almost upon it, and not wishing him to leap it, as a running cow-pony will often do, gave the reins a jerk to make him dodge it, the which he did, and that with a suddenness which only a cow-pony would be capable of. ❋ Charles D. Stewart (N/A)
The rest had revived the strength of the tough little cow-pony, and he drove on at a gallop toward the twinkling lights of Morgantown. ❋ John Frederick (N/A)
In response to the pressure of his knees, the trained cow-pony whirled toward the jack-pines, and Dorothy followed, laughing at the idea that so ingenuous a man as Lem Trowbridge might possess the analytical gift of the trained detective. ❋ Wilder Anthony (N/A)
This wasn't much like galloping over an open trail on a nervous little cow-pony. ❋ Amy Bell Marlowe (N/A)
We are not at liberty to doubt that this was the case, for many a cow-pony takes so much interest in his work that he will even crowd a cow as if to bite her tail, and outdodge her every move. ❋ Charles D. Stewart (N/A)
His horse, a thoroughly seasoned cow-pony, sniffed the bedlam and responded to the goading spur. ❋ Marie Manning (N/A)
Half an hour later Alex, mounted on a spirited little cow-pony, with a few necessities in a sweater, strapped to the saddle, and a blanket over his shoulder, army fashion, waved a good-by to Jack and Wilson, and was off over the prairie at a lope, following the telegraph poles. ❋ Francis Lovell Coombs (N/A)
Martha thought almost as much of the cow-pony, though, as she did of Dan, and called him "Texas," after the great State she lived in. ❋ Various (N/A)
It became a game of follow-my-leader, with Knight and Blue Bonnet heading the procession and putting their horses through a performance that would have lamed anything but a Western cow-pony. ❋ Edyth Ellerbeck Read (1924)
Outside, mounted on a swift cow-pony rode Josef, awaiting the signal to start in pursuit. ❋ Edyth Ellerbeck Read (1924)
He was conscious, moreover, that his climb into his own saddle was very different from that which he had witnessed, but he really was a good rider for a boy, and felt quite at home as soon as they broke into the loping canter of the cow-pony. ❋ Francis Rolt-Wheeler (1918)
So she came out onto the road and trotted her cow-pony slowly under the beautiful branches of the silver spruce, and saw the bright tree shadows reflected in Bear Creek. ❋ Max Brand (1918)
There was much work, too, in teaching him to turn in the cow-pony fashion, dropping his head almost to the ground and bunching his feet altogether. ❋ Max Brand (1918)
