" "When you wake up, it's back in the saddle again.
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Here's hoping she will get back in the saddle soon.
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With Jared in the saddle, this horse won't go far.
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Zara Tindall couldn't wait to get back in the saddle again!
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We expect him back next week, and back in the saddle.
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You can't be a leader unless you sit in the saddle.
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They left Sunday morning, and I was back in the saddle again.
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" He then added, "I'm going to pretty much die in the saddle.
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Speaking of rebounds ... Kylie's also back in the saddle with PartyNextDoor. #GiddyUp
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"There's nothing like time in the saddle to prepare you," Crouse said.
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Get back in the saddle—and back to some fun—with these tips.
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Get rid of all those people, and we'll be back in the saddle.
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Frimann is so little that sometimes it gets hard to stay in the saddle!
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How would women respond if they saw more of their own in the saddle?
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BACK IN THE SADDLE, my friends, and stay tuned for the Saturday puzzle: Your thoughts?
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As an actor, I have 53 years in the saddle and she has somewhat less.
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Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa are back in the saddle -- but as besties, not bangers.
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This session inspiring relaxation and balance in the saddle was a turning point for me.
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Tomorrow we'll have Mike Salah back in the saddle to talk about Lev Parnas 2.0.
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I also liked CAST OF THOUSANDS, BACK IN THE SADDLE, POTATO PEELERS and GLUTEN-FREE PASTA.
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" He added, in a now-eerie comment, "I'm going to pretty much die in the saddle.
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He is trying to persuade his new security detail to let him stay in the saddle.
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David Eliade, the protagonist from 2011's David Comes To Life, is back in the saddle.
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At first, his goal was to get right back in the saddle, working nonstop in finance.
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Thursday night's follow-up episode, "Back In the Saddle," clarified a few lingering mysteries for viewers.
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In "Back In The Saddle," Jax exits a different Hollywood bar to have a surprise screaming match.
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In other news, Peyton Manning is back in the saddle, and Denver has the A.F.C. first seed.
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"If everything turns out perfectly, there's no rush to suddenly get back in the saddle," he said.
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But in 303, I got back in the saddle, and eased back into life at a barn.
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Now that she and Barack are back from their extended vacay ... she's clearly back in the saddle.
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Rockstar is back in the saddle with Red Dead Redemption 2, the follow-up to the 2010 hit.
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But, alas, we may be forced to acknowledge that spectacle is in the saddle, and rides American politics.
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As for the ex-'Talk' cohost -- we suggested she get back in the saddle, but watch the video.
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I told him I want him to be the type of cavalry officer that sits in the saddle.
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"Sitting way to[o] far back in the saddle, using horse for attention, no hun no," a user wrote.
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For someone who works 235-60 hours a week, finding 10 more to sit in the saddle wasn't easy.
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But no, I'm quite sure I can't," he continued, adding, "I'm going to pretty much die in the saddle.
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Taylor told D'Addario that filming the bit must be tiresome for Clarke after so many long hours in the saddle.
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HARTFORD Back in the Saddle Again: Screening of "Blazing Saddles" (1974), and Q. and A. with the director, Mel Brooks.
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Live is where we're most at home, and it's gonna feel good to be back in the saddle, let's rodeo!
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The plan to starve the beast of government by depriving it of money, it seems, is back in the saddle.
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I'm thrilled about the chance to get back in the saddle, since I was a huge fan of Red Dead Redemption.
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Getting back in the saddle after his breakup with his Bachelor season's winner Lauren Bushnell has been rough, he told People.
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Triumphant in his win, Gutierrez first thanked his wife, saying she pulled him out and got him back in the saddle.
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Logic's wasting little time getting back in the saddle ... or in his case, in a private jet with a new chick.
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He may have recently announced his upcoming retirement from public duties, but Prince Philip was back in the saddle on Wednesday.
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With Julien Leparoux in the saddle, Classic Empire staved off fast-finishing Not This Time, with Practical Joke a distant third.
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You may want to try a different type of bike seat, change your form, or shorten your time in the saddle.
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Charles Maguin, head of the cycling group Paris en Selle (Paris in the Saddle), said Gobee's bikes had been too fragile.
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Then at the beginning of season 16, with premiere "Back in the Saddle," Jo seeks long-term treatment for her depression.
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Whilst you can point you wagging finger at the wrong people, some of us just want to get back in the saddle.
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"Two months later it's back in the saddle with @amyrosoffdavis (damn gurl gave momma a sweat for real)," she captioned the post.
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After losing to Pirog, Danny Jacobs got back in the saddle and smoked two lesser middleweights in December 2010 and March 2011.
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What was the process like to get yourself back in the saddle to the point where you knew that you could compete?
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"I know how hard it is to learn a new craft — it takes many a sore ride in the saddle," she said.
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He's a huge, huge achievement for Venator FC to have him back in the saddle for the fans all around the world.
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And jumping back in the saddle this time will find them forming unlikely friendships, spreading acrimonious accusations and horsing around here and there.
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Persistent underrepresentation of women No organization tracks the number of women in the saddle, but we can estimate their number from first names.
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McGee signed for the vet minimum (less than $3 mil) ... but dude's clearly pumped to be back in the saddle with the superteam.
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What's more, the 2017 SV accomplishes this without feeling cramped, even for a tall rider after a 160-mile day in the saddle.
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As for whether ponies are more difficult than horses, Fuchs said it was more about who was in the saddle than the animals.
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Spicer did, in fact, get back in the saddle several times last week, but it seemed like his heart was nowhere near into it.
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Nicolas Cage is back in the saddle again, taking a mystery woman out for sushi ... a few hours after announcing his marriage is ending.
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NY Mets star Yoenis Cespedes was back in the saddle at spring training Monday ... riding a HORSE to the ballpark with pitcher Noah Syndergaard.
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Denzel Washington looks just right high in the saddle, which makes sense given that he's become our John Wayne — our point-and-shoot savior.
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Everybody I know who used to ride but gave it up has told me that electric motorcycles could get them back in the saddle.
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Most participants also said they spent more time in the saddle than the study authors required, mostly because they were having so much fun.
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A longtime competitor at the Paris show, Kraut grew up in a riding family and was in the saddle from a very young age.
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Jim and I work out five days a week and hopefully soon I will be back in the saddle and moving my TV career forward.
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Many of them were Westerns such as 1944's "Tall in the Saddle," 1953's "Hondo," 1959's "Rio Bravo," and 1959's "The Searchers."
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You'll take some antibiotics, stop having sex for seven days or so (let your doctor make that call), and then you're back in the saddle.
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Now that they're back in the saddle, they have a lot to prove to fans who forgot, and a lot of new listeners to ensnare.
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As for getting back in the saddle with her Dallas Cowboys fiancé Orlando Scandrick -- Draya's got a plan, but Orlando can't be happy about it.
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Proving just how good of a big sister she is, North wraps her arms around Chicago as the pair strike a pose in the saddle.
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This may seem an excessive amount of time; normally, bike reviewers might spend a few hours or a day or a week in the saddle.
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But come on, the US women's national soccer team beat the Netherlands in the World Cup, so surely we can compete in the saddle as well?
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Most of the volunteers also accumulated more time in the saddle than had been asked of them for the study, presumably because they were enjoying themselves.
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Today, as the Columbia political theorist Mark Lilla points out in his compelling new book, "The Shipwrecked Mind: On Political Reaction," reactionaries are in the saddle.
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Josh Allen is back in the saddle for the Buffalo Bills, making his first start Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars since injuring his elbow Oct. 14.
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With time, and a lot of support from my family, friends and Reuters colleagues, I discovered you can get back in the saddle and regain independence.
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I had never before been out of that role where you are in the saddle and everything is your call and all eyes are on you.
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Aerosmith's hoping to get back in the saddle with its original drummer after a couple weeks of awkward tension and not-so-sweet emotions ... TMZ has learned.
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But after more than 90 years in the saddle he insisted on hopping on his bike again, despite medical concerns about the potential strain on his heart.
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That helps explain why McConnell looked relieved Tuesday when he announced to reporters he had spoken to Paul and expects him "back in the saddle" next week.
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Hoppert: He closed hard for fourth in the Florida Derby, behind Maximum Security, Bodexpress and Code of Honor (second in Derby), and has Ortiz in the saddle.
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Netanyahu went on to show the guys some cool memorabilia in his office ... and, of course, got back in the saddle to lay on some Aerosmith jokes.
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He's known for his barreling, heady polyrhythms, but more recently he's been playing with a ripened equanimity, settled in the saddle and in no kind of hurry.
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After recording his first stage win at this year's Giro, Yates thanked his team mates who kept him out of trouble during another long day in the saddle.
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Joe Perry is back in the saddle again ... because we've learned the famed Aerosmith guitarist is finally home after being hospitalized following a scary scene at a concert.
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At one point, I took the "back in the saddle" part so literally, I bought a thundering motorized tricycle which I rode with a bunch of Brazilian bikers.
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Juggling long hours, high-maintenance customers, and vicious eBay wars, Girlboss' protagonist Sophia Marlowe (Britt Robertson) can barely stay in the saddle of her rapidly expanding vintage clothing business.
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The point is Robin looks right at home and this photo would only be enhanced if he had his dog, a doodle named Muppet, in the saddle with him.
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"After ten hectic years, I'm taking some personal time for a break to recharge and I'm looking forward to being back in the saddle at DeepMind soon," Suleyman tweeted.
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It didn't take long for them to kiss and make up ... Channing and Jessie split last month after a year of dating, but now they're back in the saddle.
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Equestrian Ian Millar, who represented Canada at 10 Olympics, will not be in Rio but his daughter Amy will be in the saddle to carry on the family tradition.
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Nadal won the next three points to break serve, and Zverev then walked as gingerly to his chair as a novice rider after a full day in the saddle.
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Fetty Wap is back in the saddle again -- just 5 months after that motorcycle crash that broke his left leg in 3 places he's rolling with some serious riders.
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The man who founded the kingdom in 1932, Ibn Saud, is said in his early days to have carried his land's entire treasury in the saddle bag of a camel.
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Gaffalione was fortunate to stay in the saddle, and War of Will demonstrated tremendous athleticism in staying on his feet and averting what could have been a multiple-horse pileup.
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While 2018 will go down as one of the biggest years for video games, Red Dead Redemption 2 rode tall in the saddle above the rest with both critics and gamers.
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"We're back in the saddle again," she said, noting that the heavy snowfall that hit the Northeast last month apparently did little to curtail hiring in retail sales and food services.
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Dormehl ends his book still in the saddle, discussing the prospect of conscious A.I.s that will demand and/or deserve rights, and the possibility of "uploading" our brains to the cloud.
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The cyclists trained far more than the runners, for instance, averaging about 900 hours a year in the saddle, versus about 500 annual hours on the road or treadmills for the runners.
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FROM PEN: Raising a Little Princess: All About Charlotte's Amazing Childhood The royal, who turns 96 next month, was back in the saddle a couple of times last week at the horse show.
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That is why, after being embroiled in an anti-doping saga days before one of the biggest races of her life, the British world champion will be happy to suffer in the saddle.
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Putting more women in the saddle could address several of the sport's chronic problems -- including dwindling audiences, stagnant performance, and an epidemic of eating disorders and substance abuse among the sport's underweight men.
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Willie Mullins-trained Djakadam, with Ruby Walsh in the saddle, finished second and stablemate Don Poli was third in an Irish sweep of the most prestigious race in the English jump racing season.
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The feat, at an indoor track near Paris, drew intense media coverage and a moment of international celebrity for Marchand, an amateur who has been in the saddle for well over 90 years.
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" (Holden) 'THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN' (PG-13, 2:1919) Denzel Washington looks good riding high in the saddle in what is essentially a remake of the 1960 reduction of the Japanese classic "Seven Samurai.
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But, five months later, Maguire is still in the saddle — and Trump has shown no hesitation about dismissing someone serving in an acting capacity, as he had done at the Pentagon and DHS.
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On his first day on the job, the new Interior Department secretary, Ryan Zinke, proved he knows how to make an entrance: arriving high in the saddle on Tonto, an Irish sport horse.
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And by that, I mean it got me out of the subway, off the bus, out of my car, and in the saddle, using it as that mythical "daily driver" we all are seeking.
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As the only U.S. institution with the ways, means and track record to successfully lead this kind of work — especially at war — the question isn't if but when it will be back in the saddle.
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With nearly six hours in the saddle and hardly any action until the finale, there was plenty of time to relax and fool around during the longest stage of the Tour de France on Friday.
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Remember that especially on a Monday night, when you're back in the saddle after a couple days off the clock and cooking dinner when you get home seems like a mountain too high to scale.
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" Asked how it feels to be "back in the saddle" with the success of her recent hit film Girls Trip and popular Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk, Pinkett Smith said, "It feels good, it really does.
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What's more, spending time in the saddle also affords me the opportunity to get to know the small business owners along the road, who tend to inspire me with ideas that eventually make it to my work.
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According to FOX 17, who reported the story, the cat was raised at the farm and has been riding — standing in the saddle alone or laying in the lap of a human rider — since he was little.
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Overall leader Luis Leon Sachez of Spain had a quiet day in the saddle as his Astana team controlled the race and he now leads Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe by 22 seconds and Spain's Marc Soler by 26.
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Whether speaking in the language of vintage oaters, political double talk or current self-help books; manipulating puppets against open-sky backdrops; or singing in the style of Gene Autry in the saddle, they're all wonderfully earnest.
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On Sunday — one day after being in the saddle to help his grandmother Queen Elizabeth, 92, celebrate her birthday at Trooping the Colour — Prince William was on horseback of a different kind, playing his favorite summer sport, polo.
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The T-rex in this clip is actually Zalin Arritola from Oregon who manages to stay in the saddle a surprisingly long time given he couldn't see a single thing with that inflatable costume flailing all around him.
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With jockey Victor Espinoza in the saddle, California Chrome has been installed as the even-money morning-line favorite for the $21 million feature event at iconic Santa Anita with its picturesque backdrop of the San Gabriel Mountains.
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"Patuano is a bit of a man of the past and I'm not sure how long he can stay in the saddle, unless he aligns himself with Vivendi," said Tommaso Iaquinta of boutique investment bank Livolsi-Iaquinta & Partners.
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The Ford e-bike bike is pretty heavy at about 65 pounds, but once you're in the saddle and going up to 18 miles per hour, the hefty frame and GenZe battery make you forget about all the clunkiness.
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Mr. Pullman sits tall, and then taller, in the saddle as Lefty, a loyal if bumbling cowboy sidekick on what becomes a surprisingly heroic quest to avenge the death of his longtime partner, a newly elected Montana senator (Peter Fonda).
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"Where most horses haven't run on a sloppy track or a quagmire like Santa Anita was that day, at least we know we can do it," said Desormeaux, whose brother Kent will be in the saddle shooting for his third Preakness win.
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In an startling scene during Monday night's Pump Rules, "Back In The Saddle," viewers were introduced to the dark side of Jax and Brittany's no-holds-barred attitude about their rocky relationship, as Jax viciously screamed at his girlfriend over the phone.
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The previously undefeated Midnight Bisou, running at even odds with Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith in the saddle, was closing fast down the stretch but it proved too little, too late as the 8-1 Argentine-bred mare held on to win.
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Daily rides range from about 18 to 32 miles, and the chef, who runs several restaurants in New York including Tertulia, will prepare several evening meals at the private ninth-century estate where the group will reside when not in the saddle.
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"Back in the Saddle Again" (season 2, episode 18) Any time Richard and Paris interact is a good time, and this episode — in which Richard is the adviser for Rory and Paris's economics class project — is the beginning of their beautiful friendship.
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"It was a long day, I'm happy we did not suffer any crash today," said Sagan, whose team mate Alberto Contador, one of the favourites for the title who fell twice in the opening two stages, enjoyed a quiet day in the saddle.
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In a television landscape crowded with gunslingers like Sugarfoot, Cheyenne, Lucas McCain (the Rifleman) and Bret Maverick, Mr. Hardin carved a niche playing Bronco Layne, a soft-spoken loner slow to anger but quick on the draw and skilled in the saddle.
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One of the biggest rock bands in the United States, the award-winning group, often called "The Bad Boys from Boston" in reference to the city where they formed in 1970, is known for songs like "Back in the Saddle" and "Walk This Way".
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Chris Hemsworth firing a carbine while riding tall and proud in the saddle — that image more or less captures what you need to know about "12 Strong," a movie with a veneer of seriousness and the slam-bam-boom soul of a Jerry Bruckheimer production.
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Now, he's back in the saddle and trying to build his practice as fast as possible under his Saul Goodman alias, which he used for much of the last season to build connections with petty criminals he sold burner phones to for fast cash.
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People came out of their houses to hand us paper cups of homemade wine, bottles of water, espresso poured right out of a big stovetop cafetiere and served with freshly baked biscotti, which we ate and drank in the saddle while the horses kept walking.
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After a weekend of non-stop Coachella-ing, we can't image that the Hadids have any energy left in them, but alas, just one week after the their festival-filled weekend, Gigi, Bella, and a dozen others were back in the saddle again for Gigi's 24th birthday.
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Paul led the tiny Caribbean island nation to victory in the team sprint on Thursday and two days later was back in the saddle powering his way to the top of podium in what was a high speed cat and mouse battle with team mate Njisane Phillips.
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But the circa-2000 item in The New York Post in which Mr. Mitchelson, back in the saddle after serving time for tax evasion, was overheard telling pals at Nirvana that he should sue actress Robin Givens for nonpayment of fees in her divorce from Mike Tyson?
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Reagan is remembered for his effective policies -- tax reform, deregulation, reinvigorating our military, bringing down the Berlin Wall -- accomplishments which were not achieved in his first year and in fact, were the result of a lengthy processes requiring significant time in the saddle, and incredible perseverance in the face of opposition.
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Nonetheless, the Hamiltonian influence on our constitutional order — his vision of a highly centralized government with an energetic executive in the saddle — has contributed mightily to the rise of our imperial presidency, the gradual return of what the historian F. H. Buckley calls "crown government" in the land of the free.
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Passers-by and gawkers with smartphones also struggled to get a shot of Ms. Hyon, who rose to pre-eminence on the propaganda-heavy North Korean pop music scene with her No. 1 hit "A Girl in the Saddle of a Steed," a song about a tireless, overachieving female factory worker.
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Trying to survive eight seconds on the real thing at a rodeo is a whole other level of fear, but that still doesn't come close to the terror of trying to stay in the saddle while the robot arm of a logging machine is trying to whip you off a flying log.
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The show began, and she gave an over-the-top performance, pounding her hand against the bike frame, cursing as she climbed imaginary mountains, barking out "20 more seconds!" to slackers, giving shout-outs to home riders ("HP, I see you, baby, stay at the top"), dancing in the saddle to Kanye songs.
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What Drake lacks in rap versatility on Views—some of the verses here, admittedly, are the worst in Drake's career since "Last name ever, first name greatest," suggesting that he would've been better off with Quentin Miller back in the saddle—it makes up for in cannily crafting some of the finest faux-global pop since Bieber went trop-house.
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Then they provided each with an electric bicycle, heart rate monitor, GPS device, instructions on the use of all of this equipment, and asked each volunteer to don the monitors and ride his or her new bike to and from work at least three times a week for the next month, spending at least 40 minutes in the saddle on those days.
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"It's good to be back in the saddle again," says Jurvetson, whose career was somewhat derailed in the fall of 2017 when a former girlfriend wrote an unflattering post about DFJ, DFJ acknowledged that it was investigating "indirect and secondhand allegations" about Jurvetson, and soon after, the firm and Jurvetson apparently had enough of each other, mutually deciding that it was time to part ways.
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