Horsemanship: meaning, definitions and examples

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horsemanship

 

[ ˈhɔːrsˌmənˌʃɪp ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

skills in riding and managing horses

Horsemanship refers to the skills and knowledge involved in riding, training, and caring for horses. It encompasses a wide range of activities, from basic horse care to advanced riding techniques.

Synonyms

equestrianism, horse training, riding skills

Examples of usage

  • Her horsemanship was evident in the way she handled the spirited stallion.
  • Learning horsemanship requires patience and dedication.
  • Horsemanship competitions test riders' abilities in various disciplines.
  • The camp offers classes in horsemanship for beginners and experienced riders alike.
  • Good horsemanship is essential for maintaining a healthy and happy horse.

Translations

Translations of the word "horsemanship" in other languages:

🇵🇹 equitacão

🇮🇳 घुड़सवारी

🇩🇪 Reitkunst

🇮🇩 keahlian berkuda

🇺🇦 верхова їзда

🇵🇱 jeździectwo

🇯🇵 馬術 (ばじゅつ)

🇫🇷 équitation

🇪🇸 equitación

🇹🇷 binicilik

🇰🇷 승마술 (승마)

🇸🇦 فروسية

🇨🇿 jezdecké umění

🇸🇰 jazdecké umenie

🇨🇳 骑术 (qíshù)

🇸🇮 jahanje

🇮🇸 reiðmennska

🇰🇿 ат өнері

🇬🇪 ცხენოსნობა

🇦🇿 atçılıq

🇲🇽 equitación

Etymology

The term 'horsemanship' has its roots in the Middle Ages when horses played a crucial role in transportation, warfare, and agriculture. It was essential for individuals to possess the necessary skills to ride and handle horses effectively. Over time, horsemanship evolved into a respected discipline, with formal training programs and competitions becoming common. Today, horsemanship remains an important aspect of equestrian culture, emphasizing the bond between humans and horses.

See also: horse, horseback, horseman, horsewoman.