rangy

The little cloud of dust had come nearer and disclosed as its source a rider on a rangy roan with four white-stockinged feet.

She's a long-waisted, rangy young party, who walks with a Theda Bara slouch and tries to talk out of one side of her mouth.

A swift survey of the corral showed him a rangy, piebald pony, which he knew to belong to Dakota.

Five feet eight in height, he was, loose and rangy in build, and with deceptively mild blue eyes.

The rangy bay saddler slanted his left ear back at Oliver Drew and quickened his walking-trot.

Half an hour afterward he roused up with a start just as Dixie Lee, mounted on a long, rangy bay, came galloping up the road.

At length he turned away and swept his eyes again over the horses, where he was glad to find the rangy sorrel.

She rode an American horse, thin and rangy, and the experienced way in which she checked him drew him back almost to his haunches.

The sheriff, tall and rangy, showed little interest in the affair.

The other was a rangy man of about twenty-six, keen and shrewd-looking, and had the appearance of an American.