Sentence examples for was ridden to from inspiring English sources

He's now with Buckinghamshire trainer Renee Robeson and that was one for the little guys, as he was ridden to victory by Jimmy McCarthy.

Golden Horn - trained by John Gosden - was ridden to victory in the Dante Stakes at York by William Buick, but he may be aboard stablemate Jack Hobbs.

Joyeuse was ridden to a three-and-a-quarter-length victory in the Maiden Fillies' Stakes by Tom Queally.

The Anglo-Arabian Linon was ridden to an Olympic silver medal for France in Dressage in 1928 and 1932, as well as a team gold in 1932, and another French Anglo-Arabian, Harpagon, was ridden to a team gold medal and an individual silver in dressage at the 1948 Olympics.

Outside — night, in which these glossy ones were ridden to a froth of starlight, bareback.

For him there was no limit, he rode the "Desmo" the way it demanded to be ridden, to the point of 'crash or win'.

"He needs to be ridden confidently to get him to settle.

Most horses (41%) were ridden ⩾3.0 km, whereas 20% were ridden <2.5 km and 39% were ridden 2.5 to <3.0 km.> -wrap-foot> Stallions covered a longer distance in the BEFT than mares (P<0.05) and horses that showed pace (score ⩾5.5 for pace) covered a longer distance than those that did not (score=5.0 for pace) (2.9 v. 2.8 km, RMSE=0.3, P<0.05; Table 2).

Whether horses were trained to pull chariots, to be ridden as light or heavy cavalry, or to carry the armoured knight, much training was required to overcome the horse's natural instinct to flee from noise, the smell of blood, and the confusion of combat.

Horses strong enough to be ridden did not exist everywhere, and European horses in particular tended to revert in a feral state to a small animal not much larger than a Shetland pony.

Their horses were considered too weak to be ridden, and so they were instead discharged and either put down or given to other soldiers.