- A
stirrup is a
light frame or ring that
holds the foot of a rider,
attached to the
saddle by a strap,
often called a
stirrup leather.
Stirrups are usually...
-
CocoCay or
Little Stirrup Cay,
sometimes titled Perfect Day at
CoCoCay (/koʊkoʊkeɪ/) is one of the
Berry Islands, a
collection of
Bahamian cays and small...
- Air
Force Graham Eric
Stirrup,
Baron Stirrup, KG, GCB, AFC, FRAeS, FCMI (born 4
December 1949),
informally known as Jock
Stirrup, is a
former senior Royal...
- A
stirrup is a
metal loop
supporting the foot,
fastened to a
saddle on a
riding animal.
Stirrup may also
refer to:
Baseball stirrups, a type of
socks worn...
-
Great Stirrup Cay is a 268-acre (108 ha)
island that is part of the
Berry Islands in the Bahamas.
Norwegian Cruise Line
purchased the
island from the...
-
Stirrup pants or
stirrup leggings are a type of close-****ing
pants that
taper at the ankle,
similar to leggings,
except that the
material extends to a...
- A
stirrup strap or
stirrup leather is a
piece of
leather or
other material, that,
attached to the saddle,
holds the
stirrup at its
lower end. Each saddle...
- A
stirrup cup is a "parting cup"
given to guests,
especially when they are
leaving and have
their feet in the
stirrups. It is also the
traditional drink...
- A
stirrup pump is a
portable reciprocating water pump used to
extinguish or
control small fires. It is
operated by hand. The
operator places a foot on...
-
Abumi (鐙), ****anese
stirrups, were used in ****an as
early as the 5th century, and were a
necessary component along with the ****anese
saddle (kura) for...
