1
He dropped his hammer, disappeared in the barn and came out leading a shaggy pony.
2
Near by, with blowsy forelock and careless mane, a shaggy pony stood knee-deep in the river-sedge.
3
It was not the horse on which he had ridden there, but a strong, shaggy pony.
4
Soon Toede had everything in order and, riding by on his shaggy pony, gave the orders to move out.
5
A lean, shaggy pony jumped at sight of him, almost displacing a red long-haired blanket that covered an Indian saddle.
6
One moment they would see a pompous-looking man riding on a sturdy, shaggy pony; the next, a dandy being carried in a palanquin.
7
A guide was speedily found, a lad on a shaggy pony, who had the day before come down from the north with cattle.
8
A little longer, and the shaggy Boer was in our midst upon his shaggy pony, with a half-scared, half-incredulous look in his deep-set eyes.
9
But the clothes of the people were of dark colour, and the one vehicle in sight was a blue box-sleigh, drawn by a shaggy pony.
10
O ver a half moon later, Magiere reined in her shaggy pony with a sigh as she waited for a sullen Leesil to catch up.
11
We met some of these poor Indians afterwards, riding on shaggy ponies.
12
Our shaggy ponies racked along at a five-mile gait over the dewy prairie grass.
13
The cavalry, to the number of about 400 men, were mounted on shaggy ponies or mules.
14
He noticed that they were bringing more horses into the yard, small, shaggy ponies like wolves.
15
Westport was full of Indians, whose little shaggy ponies were tied by dozens along the houses and fences.
16
"Think of the shaggy ponies for our darling Lucy to ride on-