riding master

noun

1. a person who teaches equitation.

Word History and Origins

Origin of riding master¹

First recorded in 1640–50

Example Sentences

She was invariably attended by the riding master of a school near by.

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But the young supplicant for equestrian honours was not to be denied; she continued to implore and weep, and, the riding master coming to her aid, the mother gave way.

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A few schoolgirls, accompanied by riding masters, were trotting up and down.

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Captain Blyth for some time held the post of riding master in his regiment, and in addition superintended the training of 1,200 remounts for cavalry during the Crimean War. 

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He realized George’s idea of the riding master of a Margate livery stable.

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