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The skilled equestrian had no trouble riding the horse over jumps and through an obstacle course.equestrian = horseback rider
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It wasn't like we had an equestrian program or anything.† (source)equestrian = a horseback rider; or relating to horseback riding
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"Butch is our best equestrian," Annabeth said.† (source)
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Not riders, not men on horses, not equestrians.† (source)equestrians = people who ride horses
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Lieutenant Isaac Bangs of Massachusetts, who in his journal would provide one of the fullest accounts of unfolding events that spring and summer, wrote of his walking tours about town and such sights to be seen as the waterworks and the larger-than-life equestrian statue of King George III, which dominated Bowling Green in front of Washington's headquarters.† (source)equestrian = a horseback rider; or relating to horseback riding
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Being equestrian director has the odd perk.† (source)
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I was incredibly glad to get to my last class of the week, Equestrian Studies.† (source)Equestrian = a horseback rider; or relating to horseback riding
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With a blood-curdling beat of iron hoofs the mighty equestrians came together.† (source)equestrians = people who ride horses
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"Equestrian," Eleanor said.† (source)Equestrian = a horseback rider; or relating to horseback riding
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The ten minutes John had given seemed very long, but at last wheels were heard; four equestrians galloped up the drive, and after them came two open carriages.† (source)equestrians = people who ride horses
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She was the kind of girl who took equestrian and dance lessons as a girl and who received a Mercedes convertible on her sixteenth birthday.† (source)equestrian = a horseback rider; or relating to horseback riding
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The old man cast a look behind him, and seeing that the equestrians had reached the cover of the hill, he made no objections to the proposal.† (source)equestrians = people who ride horses
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What a man he was, granite as any quarried about Portland, a perfect model for some future equestrian statue.† (source)equestrian = a horseback rider; or relating to horseback riding
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With this consoling reflection, Marmaduke remounted, and the equestrians passed the sugar-camp, on their way to the promised landscape of Richard.† (source)equestrians = people who ride horses
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AT ONE TIME, Carl Hayden was a well-regarded school; it even had its own off-site equestrian program.† (source)equestrian = a horseback rider; or relating to horseback riding
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The sugar-boiler, who was busy in his "camp," at a short distance from the equestrians, turned his head with great indifference, and surveyed the party, as they approached, with admirable coolness.† (source)equestrians = people who ride horses
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