saddle horses
/ˈsædəl ˈhɔrsɪz/
NOUN
1. Horses specially trained for riding
Horses that have been specially trained or selected for carrying riders, particularly horses of the American Saddlebred type.
1.1. General riding and equestrian use
Used to describe horses trained or kept for horseback riding, including recreational riding, trail riding, ranch activities, and other equestrian purposes.
Synonyms
- mounts
- hacks
- steeds
Examples
- The ranch had a stable full of well-trained saddle horses for visitors.
- Riders eagerly prepared their saddle horses for the upcoming trail ride.
- The parade featured a colorful procession of beautifully adorned saddle horses.
- In the early morning light, the cowboys gathered their saddle horses for the day's work.
- Families enjoyed a leisurely afternoon exploring the countryside on rented saddle horses.
Related Words
- riding horses
- American Saddlebred
- equestrian
- horseback riding
- horsemanship
- bridle
- saddle
- rider