-
Sidesaddle riding is a form of
equestrianism that uses a type of
saddle which allows riders,
generally female, to sit
aside rather than
astride an equine...
-
seasonal migrations. By the end of the
Middle Ages, the
practice of
riding sidesaddle became prevalent in
Western Europe,
further constraining the autonomy...
-
western sidesaddle that was
developed in the 1870s by
Charles Goodnight for his wife was a
double rigged design.
Goodnight developed this
sidesaddle because...
- A
cartoon using ****ual
innuendo to
imply the lady is
stretching her **** by not
riding sidesaddle...
-
death in 1918. She
always rode
sidesaddle, and wore a
scarlet plush outfit in competitions. In 1915 she set a
sidesaddle high jump
record of 1.98 metres...
-
traditional English sidesaddle,
creating a western-styled design. The
traditional charras of
Mexico preserve a
similar tradition and ride
sidesaddles today in charreada...
-
ammunition stored in
externally mounted "s**** holder"
racks (usually as "
sidesaddle" on one side of the receiver, or on the buttstock) for
quick on-field...
- hawking. Most
medieval women rode astride.
Although an
early chair-like
sidesaddle with
handles and a
footrest was
available by the 13th
century and allowed...
- in the side of the casket. Anne of
Bohemia is
known to have made the
sidesaddle more po****r to
ladies of the
Middle Ages. She also
influenced the design...
- at a gallop. She
rides the
horse while sitting sideways (historically,
sidesaddle riding was ****ociated with high-status women),
dressed in red,
white and...
