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saddle up

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saddle up 
1. Lit. to prepare one's horse for riding by putting a saddle on it. Let's saddle up and go for a ride.
2. Fig. to mount one's horse and sit in the saddle. The cowboys saddled up and took off after the rustlers.
See also: saddle, up


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Put on your Stetsons and six-shooters and saddle up for a weekend of Wild West fun at the Kirklees Light Railway.
American Don St John is to fulfil a dream to saddle up and ride the length of Ireland - but he'll be taking it Steady.
 
 
 
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