saddle horse

See also: saddlehorse

English

Noun

saddle horse (plural saddle horses)

1. A horse that has been specially trained for riding, specifically the American Saddlebred. [from 17th c.]

   Synonym: riding horse

   • [c. 1792], [Jane Austen], “The Three Sisters: a novel”, in Volume the First, page 161:

     I shall expect a new saddle horse, a suit of fine lace, and an infinite number of the most valuable Jewels.

Translations

a horse that has been specially trained for riding

• Bulgarian: кон за езда (kon za ezda)
• Hungarian: hátasló (hu)
• Middle English: amblere
• Spanish: caballo de silla m
• Turkish: binek atı (tr)