Forrest himself suffered a dislocated shoulder after being dismounted by a collision with two riderless horses.
Cemetery personnel often permitted him to climb on the caisson or ride the ceremonial riderless horse after funerals there.
A riderless white stallion with a pair of empty boots reversed in its stirrups favored by the king trotted behind.
Only 29 camels and the riderless horses remained for the wounded.
The equipment mounted on the caparisoned, riderless horse varies according to color of the horse.
On the backside, the painter depicts two riderless horses facing each other.
More prosaically, he also used the lasso in order to collect riderless horses running around after a battle.
A statue of a riderless horse is strictly an equine statue.
