dressage
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- noun
- /ˈdrɛsɑːʒ/
- Specialized
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- And if that wasn't enough, Doctor White Springer is quite talented in the equestrian sport of dressage, or as you might want to call it, horse dancing.
- dressage horse
- equestrian dressage
- dressage rider
Her trainer is the world's top dressage trainer.
- Her trainer is the world's top dressage trainer.
- This was the sound the space dressage horse danced to.
- I go, yeah, yeah, I can ride Dressage Western, but I can't ride a motorbike.
Examples
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During the lesson, the instructor emphasized the importance of subtle cues in dressage training.
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I've been riding since the age of 7, and doing dressage and eventing since the age of 15.
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Oh, yes, English, and I just started dressage.
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Her love for horses and her dressage training were also fascinating to me!
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The video featured his wife's horse in a dressage competition.
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Jane Savoie has written an in-depth course on dressage riding complete with videos and study manuals.
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In dressage competitions, riders showcase their horses' ability to perform intricate movements with precision.
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The judge awarded her a high score for the elegant performance in the dressage event.
Synonyms
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A skill for riding a horse, often as a sport
A sport where people ride horses and show riding skill, for example jumping or dressage
How Advanced
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Etymology
Dressage comes from the French verb dresser, which means 'to train' or 'to make ready'. So dressage is the careful training of a horse to be ready and to follow very small, precise commands.