steel-shod

• “The square-browed judge likewise dreamed, and all his race rose up before him in a mighty phantasmagoria -- his steel-shod, mail-clad race, the lawgiver and world-maker among the families of men.”

  THE LEAGUE OF THE OLD MEN

• “After a time, with a greater clashing of steel-shod feet on rock, he returned.”

  All Gold Canon

• “Kama stood outside by the sled, a long, narrow affair, sixteen inches wide and seven and a half feet in length, its slatted bottom raised six inches above the steel-shod runners.”

  Chapter III

• “The square-browed judge likewise dreamed, and all his race rose up before him in a mighty phantasmagoria — his steel-shod, mail-clad race, the lawgiver and world-maker among the families of men.”

  “The Kipling of the Klondike”: Naturalism in London's Early Fiction

• “There was a clashing of steel-shod hoofs on stone, and now and again an oath or a sharp cry of command.”

  All Gold Cañon

• “The sleds groaned by on their steel-shod runners, and the dogs strained low in the harnesses in which they were born to die.”

  In a Far Country

• “The clash of steel-shod soles against the rocks began to be heard, and the man's voice grew louder.”

  All Gold Cañon

• “The lashes fell on the horses 'rumps, and they leaped, and surged, and plunged, with their huge steel-shod hoofs, the size of soup - plates, tearing up the sawdust into smoke.”

  CHAPTER XXV

• “There was a sound of crashing through underbrush, the ringing of steel-shod hoofs on stone, and an occasional and mossy descent of a dislodged boulder that bounded from the hill and fetched up with a final splash in the torrent that rushed over a wild chaos of rocks beneath him.”

  Jack London's Story - Moon Face: Planchette pg 3 of 3

• “She watched the riders go, thundering by on steel-shod horses whose charge shook the earth, and was glad to stay beneath their notice.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE RIVER KINGS’ ROAD

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