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He wore the common Y-visaged helmet, and carried a lance. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #949)

Shortly thereafter she heard a springing, clattering, birdlike gait on the stones of the market, and a cry of "Make way, make way!" She turned about, and shuddered. A rider had reined in, turning, a light tharlarion, a delicate, quickly moving, bipedalian, reptilian mount. In the saddle he was some eight feet above the stones. He wore the common Y-visaged helmet, and carried a lance. A studded buckler, a small, round, spiked shield, was at the side of the saddle. This was the first tharlarion that she had seen, though she had heard of such beasts, and she gathered that such, this and others, were not common in the streets of cities. She did know that a large variety of tharlarion, of bipedalian and quadrupedalian sorts, were bred for diverse purposes, war, transport, reconnaissance, hunting, haulage, racing, and such. - (Prize of Gor)