Definition of saddlebred in English:

saddlebred

nounˈsad(ə)lbrɛdˈsadlˌbred

A horse bred to have the gait of an American Saddle Horse.
Example sentencesExamples
- So how do you figure that when most American saddlebreds end up between 16 and 17 hands?
- His grandfather raised gaited horses, and he rode decendants of the great saddlebred, Rex McDonald.
- I am considering purchasing a 2 1/2 saddlebred mare for the purpose of showing and in a few years raising a colt.
- However, a known number of horses (e.g., race and saddlebreds) have very little turn out time and seem to do fine with good horsemanship.

Definition of saddlebred in US English:

saddlebred

nounˈsadlˌbred

A horse bred to have the gait of an American Saddle Horse.
Example sentencesExamples
- I am considering purchasing a 2 1/2 saddlebred mare for the purpose of showing and in a few years raising a colt.
- So how do you figure that when most American saddlebreds end up between 16 and 17 hands?
- His grandfather raised gaited horses, and he rode decendants of the great saddlebred, Rex McDonald.
- However, a known number of horses (e.g., race and saddlebreds) have very little turn out time and seem to do fine with good horsemanship.

单词	saddlebred
释义	Definition of saddlebred in English: saddlebred nounˈsad(ə)lbrɛdˈsadlˌbred A horse bred to have the gait of an American Saddle Horse. Example sentencesExamples So how do you figure that when most American saddlebreds end up between 16 and 17 hands? His grandfather raised gaited horses, and he rode decendants of the great saddlebred, Rex McDonald. I am considering purchasing a 2 1/2 saddlebred mare for the purpose of showing and in a few years raising a colt. However, a known number of horses (e.g., race and saddlebreds) have very little turn out time and seem to do fine with good horsemanship. Definition of saddlebred in US English: saddlebred nounˈsadlˌbred A horse bred to have the gait of an American Saddle Horse. Example sentencesExamples I am considering purchasing a 2 1/2 saddlebred mare for the purpose of showing and in a few years raising a colt. So how do you figure that when most American saddlebreds end up between 16 and 17 hands? His grandfather raised gaited horses, and he rode decendants of the great saddlebred, Rex McDonald. However, a known number of horses (e.g., race and saddlebreds) have very little turn out time and seem to do fine with good horsemanship.
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