riding school

noun

1. a place where equitation is taught.

Word History and Origins

Origin of riding school¹

First recorded in 1670–80

Example Sentences

Riders from Russia's Kremlin Riding School formed a human pyramid on galloping mounts in a daredevil show of horseback acrobatics.

From The Daily Beast

In these years I had another pleasure: I learned to ride, taking lessons in horsemanship at a riding school in Belfast.

From Project Gutenberg

You boys have already ridden a little, and I shall now have you taught in the riding school.

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He said he was a good horseback rider, and there was pieces of tanbark hanging on his clothes yet from his riding school.

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The riding school used in stormy weather and the circle for fine, were not far from the house.

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The two troopers thought no more of their young officer than if he had been a recruit thrown in the riding-school.

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