Meanings of riding school in English

The good effects of the riding school are not commonly so evident.

I hated the work, the drill, the gym and even the riding school.

I am going to build an underground riding school, like that at Welbeck.'

Mona nodded, then shifted gears again and backed out of the riding school lot.

Gabrielle got on horseback as if she had had two years in the riding school.

Here are the spreading stables and riding school; here is even the tomb of a favourite elephant.

Close by is the riding school, a handsome building sixty-three yards in length and eighteen yards wide.

The expense of a riding school is so great, that in most places it is a public institution.

You boys have already ridden a little, and I shall now have you taught in the riding school.

In these years I had another pleasure: I learned to ride, taking lessons in horsemanship at a riding school in Belfast.

When they finally landed they were quartered in a riding school with 150 others, where they all slept on the tanbark.

Up to nine people, including seven teenagers, were killed when a fire erupted overnight at a riding school in eastern France.

Rotten Row means 'Route de Roi', or the king's way, but now it's more like a riding school than anything else.

The €54,000 regional development subsidy was originally earmarked for construction of a horse riding school.

Alpacas graze in a paddock by Kingsbeare and ponies at the riding school are in rugs as they await the weekend riders.

It is burning through paddocks and rural properties, including a horse riding school where several panicked horses could be seen in helicopter footage.