Meanings of good horsemanship in English

Only by prompt action and good horsemanship had she kept her seat.

Here was offered a chance for the display of good horsemanship.

I cannot but think that good horsemanship has a great deal to do with the mind.

Some have listed other qualities such as good horsemanship, good looks and a good head for alcohol.

He declared that old cavaliers alone retained the traditions of good horsemanship; that people in society now rode like jockeys.

He had been in the service of the Earl of Ormonde, who kept him out of affection for his good horsemanship.

Without a word, trusting to his own good horsemanship and better knowledge of the ground, he darted out of the cavalcade to overtake her.

'No, she'll be very impressed, she knows good horsemanship.'

'For she knows good horsemanship from her home in Spain, but she will never have seen anything like this.

Good horsemanship was not so common among the young men of the place and its neighborhood that Maurice's accomplishment in that way could be overlooked.

"For your good horsemanship."