Very well, gentlemen.

Refused. Mr. Cohill, start the troop across. I'll pick defense positions.

Take a ride. Take a slide.

Have you been to the Cavalry?

Napoleon used to ride it

So he did ride him?

Sure. I've driven my father's several times.

A third of all the people commute by bike.

He hasn't seen one, he hasn't ridden one, of course, but he has done a lot of research through Google search.

He'll come on foot or by bicycle.

Did Mr. McKay ride Old Thunder?

Whatever passes, make a mark. The man on the horse is for cavalry.

Yes. I could feel the warmth as I rode by.

Cherry and me rode over this part at night.

I kissed a Polish lancer, too... before he died.

Now watch Daddy put your pony over, Bonnie.

You ride through the Devil's Doorway, and the wind is cold.

Because you have to understand that on these rides we are constantly hungry and after the rides also.

Knights and lances.

Usually I cycle or get the bus to work.

You bike across the state. You walk up and down the river.

However, jockey Danny Freed appears to be unhurt.

So go and take a ride.

In a few days I hear there will be a troop of cavalry passing through San Miguel.

I saw one just like him on a motorcycle.

Let me try him sometime.

I mean, confidence is like, you know, you've been on that bull before you know you can ride him.

Twenty to the north, fifteen to the south!

But Old Thunder give up, and then he was walking like this, like an old burro, you know.

Look! Look! There's Father!

Churches will ring bells 350 times, 350 cyclists will circle towns, and, in many places, 350 trees will be planted. At

What do you know, sir, about the Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem, later known as the Knights of Rhodes and other things?

There's always a Spaniard on a big black horse riding past that magnolia.

She's only doing you a favor in The Dancing Cavalier.

Which do you ride, sidesaddle or astride?

Knight takes bishop.

Why you want to ride him now, if you don't ride him before?

You can be in the horse guards dear, and still be common.

In a carriage, riding a mule, or on foot, rain or shine.

Knights

Cavalry

Cavalry

Cavalry.

Dragoons?

Marshal?