noun
- a racehorse that performs well on muddy tracks
- a person who participates in obstacle races or events involving mud
Usage: horse racing
Usage: informal
Examples
- The champion was known as an excellent mudder who thrived in wet conditions.
- After the rain, only the best mudders had a chance of winning the race.
- She’s a tough mudder who loves challenging obstacle courses.
- The track conditions favored mudders over speed horses.
- He trained specifically to become a better mudder for the upcoming event.
- The muddy course separated the true mudders from the fair-weather runners.