pinto's

Asking me if I wanted hard black beans from Eastern Europe or soft pinto's from Indiana, in my burrito.

perfect pitch impetuousme 2006

There'd been no more shots since the pinto's fall, but Matt kept the roan at a fast trot, not slowing until they'd put several miles between them and the site of the cavqin.

Temptation's Price Schulze, Dallas 1992

Liberty crouched low over the pinto's neck, letting the little horse run all out.

Temptation's Price Schulze, Dallas 1992

The pinto's dark ears pricked forward as a brightly plumed rooster pheasant took wing ahead of them.

The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977

The pinto's dark ears pricked forward as a brightly plumed rooster pheasant took wing ahead of them.

The Master Fiddler Dailey, Janet, 1944- 1977

She retired precipitately into the house, and her ruse was apparent; her quick ears had caught, not the voice of her criada, but the sound of a pinto's hoofs on the road, and she recognized its portent as did the girl in the shadows.

The Fifth Ace Douglas Grant

She was staring straight ahead of her, into the vista above her pinto's ears, and had Thode looked at her he would have seen a quick flush mantle her face, but he was occupied by his own problem.

The Fifth Ace Douglas Grant

A moment later, the wild scramble of her pinto's hoofs echoed back to them from the hard-packed road.

The Fifth Ace Douglas Grant

With a nod of farewell, John Parker and his wife started riding down the draw, while Farrel turned to unloosen his saddle-girth and adjust the heavy stock-saddle on the pinto's back.

The Pride of Palomar 1918

Lie low on the pinto's neck, with your haid on the off side.

Wyoming, a Story of the Outdoor West William MacLeod Raine 1912