But one would never think of you as a horse trooper,?

That's the only quick way that they can bring horse troopers in - or out.

"We've got something like eight companies of horse troopers from the west around here.

"You all are considered to have possibilities as horse troopers.

Most are horse troopers, but they cannot ride and fight as well as we do.

The King is here to offer his services, he's brought us two thousand horse troopers we desperately need."

If you are accepted to be trained as a horse trooper, you may keep them.

By daylight, light horse troopers warned them that the Ottoman cavalry was close.

Why had he not had Falyna flame down the horse troopers?

Horse Troopers had to provide their own mounts.

The guffaw that went up among the horse troopers spread down to the foot, until our whole camp rocked with it.

One didn't use horse troopers to build a camp; they weren't Roman and they had no idea how to go about manual labor.

"How many horse troopers does the Praetor bring?"

By dawn we began to arrive, straggling, perhaps half the infantry and a handful of horse troopers.

He hoped that would be sufficient, since so far there had been no sign of any of the western seltyrs' horse troopers moving east.

The handful of archers hide in their concealed pits, and the horse troopers ride downstream.

As they headed southward, Alucius noticed a full company of horse troopers moving through some sort of parade.

By the time a half-dozen Suthyans have been brought down with wizard fire, some of the horse troopers trot uphill.

Some of the seltyrs west of the Murian Mountains have been training armed horse troopers.

More soft-winged arrows fly out of the darkness into the backlighted horse troopers, and more bodies fall from saddles.

Vienne I must visit because I hope to pick up an experimental force of four hundred German horse troopers there.

Sillek wipes what moisture he can from his leathers, and boots, before mounting and beginning his instructions to the horse troopers.

Overconfident at yesterday's success, they forded it only to run into an arm of Caesar's forces no one had really encountered before-his German horse troopers.

The abnormal number of horses was due to King Deiotarus, who had ridden from his own lands with two thousand Galatian horse troopers.

Cavalry was less expensive because most horse troopers were the gift of foreign kings or chieftains, who paid to outfit them and keep them in the field.