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boots and saddles
noun
- a cavalry bugle call for mounted drill or formation.
boots and saddles
noun
- a bugle call formerly used in the US Cavalry to summon soldiers to mount
Example Sentences
And while a team might be backed and managed by, say, the owner of a large ranch, with sponsors for boots and saddles, much of the broader, institutional support for professional kokpar comes from the government.
Shops sell handmade leather boots and saddles, plus Route 66 souvenirs.
Bill Marino is the owner of Marino’s Boots and Saddles in Coquille.
As Seabiscuit stepped onto the track, swinging his head left, then right, the fans erupted in a massive ovation, drowning out the bugler playing “Boots and Saddles.”
For the sun was above the horizon as, with full heart, he rode down the hill into Keynsham, and heard the bugle sound "Boots and saddles!" and poured into sympathetic ears---and to an accompaniment of strong words--the tale of the night's doings.
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