Horsemanship is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HORSEMANSHIP in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the art of riding
• the art or practice of riding on horseback.
• The act or art of riding, and of training and managing horses; manege.
• skill in handling and riding horses
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a rider or driver of horses; one whose skill is exceptional

Words related to HORSEMANSHIP

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Words that contain HORSEMANSHIP

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How to use HORSEMANSHIP in a sentence

• We were passing the school house just as the children were being dismissed, when Samuel undertook to give an exhibition of his horsemanship, he being a good rider for a boy.
• The king was so delighted that he scarcely left her side, and extolled her taste in dress, as well as her skill in horsemanship, to all whom he honored with his conversation.
• Their horsemanship is far superior to American troops, who are for the most part foreigners, and exceedingly awkward.
• From thence he could see the boy going through all his pretty feats of horsemanship as if he had been a man of thirty who had been trained to war all his life.
• The audacity of this one man attacking us two armed sportsmen showed the immense confidence these prairie people feel in themselves, especially in their superior horsemanship.
• The chase was a splendid affair to behold, and many feats of horsemanship were performed that would be difficult to excel.
• A knowledge of horsemanship is not needed for going on the trails.
• For instance, horses are said to require attention, and not every person is able to attend to them, but only a person skilled in horsemanship.
• He rode back a short distance, and used all the arts of his horsemanship to reduce his refractory steed to obedience.
• Yeager was a far better rider and could register more effectively the feats of horsemanship that were a feature of the Lunar films.
• He established a brilliant reputation for horsemanship and cavalry tactics which later were to be of advantage.
• Black emphatically stated showed their good judgment of horse flesh, as completely as their riding had proved their horsemanship.
• Just the perfection of horsemanship which demands an intimate freedom at all times.
• My friend, ere entering, implored me in a whisper not to tell them that my accident was owing to his clumsy horsemanship.
• Alice, too, got her share of the applause for her very pretty and refined act of horsemanship.
• Vaughn, took the mare and led her away, his shoulder leaning with an added sense of horsemanship.
• We plied them with countless questions as to her wonderful horsemanship, her daily appearance, her dress, her conversation, and her learning.
• Park afforded infinite mirth to the company, who galloped round him, exhibiting various feats of activity and horsemanship.
• Smith, on learning that Miss Brown did not admire his horsemanship.
• Throughout the North horsemanship was practically an unknown art.
• Oh, what would I not have given to have asked advice of any one! But unfortunately I could not do so without at once betraying my ignorance of horsemanship.
• That was no country for the practice of horsemanship by a lone Confederate soldier, nor did he like to be the fox in a fox hunt.
• I had always felt proud of Virginian horsemanship, but those Texans were in a class by themselves.
• She could not fail to note that his horsemanship was magnificent.
• But certainly the tests of horsemanship were severe.

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