1
He saddled his mare hurriedly and went forward at a hard gallop.
2
Theon put his heel into Smiler and broke into a hard gallop.
3
Bearing down at a hard gallop, Ayla saw the deer falter.
4
Then, too, a hard gallop is not conducive to the best of shooting.
5
This time she must have indulged in a hard gallop.
6
The three hunters plunged after them at a hard gallop.
7
She understands too quickly and we have to take her at a hard gallop.
8
A hard gallop was therefore to be avoided if possible.
9
Finding it, he set off, at a hard gallop, nostrils close to the ground.
10
It was promptly obeyed, first at a slow trot, then at a hard gallop.
11
A hard gallop against a stiff prairie wind will stop a stout man's eloquence.
12
A good, hard gallop would sort out his mount, and hopefully settle his own disquiet.
13
After a hard gallop we reached a forest where the road again left the river.
14
The Hound spurred forward at a hard gallop.
15
The driver cut his horses savagely with his whip, and we went at a hard gallop.
16
Therefore Stickles encouraged his nag, and put him into a good hard gallop, heading away towards Withycombe.
