A Horse Called Mogollon (Floating Outfit Book 3) (30 page)

i
Told in
Under the Stars and Bars
and
Kill Dusty Fog!

ii
Told in
The Devil Gun

iii

Told in
The Colt and the Saber
and
The Rebel
Spy

iv
Told in the
‘The Paint’
episode
of
The Fastest Gun in Texas

v
Told in
The Ysabel Kid

vi

How Colin earned the name and what it implies is told
in
.44
Caliber
Man

vii
Paddling: turning the
hooves outward as they are raised to take a forward
step.

viii
Told in
Comanche

ix
Told in
The Bloody Border
and Back to the
Bloody Border

x
How is told in
Goodnight’s Dream
and
From Hide to Horn

xi
This is proven in
Troubled Range
and
The Wildcats

xii
Bayo-cebrunos
: a dun merging into a
smoky-gray colour.

xiii
While the horse he rode
very often belonged to his employer, the saddle was always the
cowhand’s personal property. It was such a vitally important item
of his equipment that its loss must be prevented if
possible.

xiv
How Calamity Jane proved
this to the Kid is told in
White
Stallion,
Red Mare

xv
The hooley-ann throw is
described fully in
Trail Boss

xvi
Luff: a derogatory name
for a 1st lieutenant.

xvii
Older Texans tended to
use the term ‘constable’ rather than ‘marshal’.