saddle horn

noun

1. horn.

Word History and Origins

Origin of saddle horn¹

First recorded in 1855–60

Example Sentences

He wrapped Ash’s reins around the saddle horn.

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I gripped the saddle horn and squeezed my thighs together, curving my legs around his bulging belly.

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“How you going to rope a cow without a saddle horn?”

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So, after that first turn, I put my reins around the saddle horn — guides call this “autopilot” — and let Tita make the calls as we plodded downhill in jerks and jolts.

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The cowboy and rancher from outside Casper says he roped a steer by its hind feet and was trying to wrap the rope around the saddle horn when his thumb got stuck.

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