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This is very pleasant, incidentally, and helps to while away time on what might otherwise be a long and uneventful journey. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #1110)

The most common way for a tarnsman to transport a single capture or slave is to bind her on her back, before him, belly up, over the saddle. She may then be conveniently, casually, caressed into need as one flies; she is then well primed for use upon landing. She may also, of course, be put to use in flight. This is very pleasant, incidentally, and helps to while away time on what might otherwise be a long and uneventful journey. Binding or chaining to saddle rings or stirrups is usually used if there is more than one capture, as in, say, a successful raid or group hunt, these usually conducted by a coordinated pride of tarnsmen. In such cases, it is important to properly support the weight of the slave or captive. This is usually done by means of straps, or a slave stirrup. - (Players of Gor)