1. a saddle designed for a rider to sit with both legs on one side of the horse
Usage: historical; traditional women’s riding equipment

1. in a manner where the rider sits with both legs on one side of the horse

Examples

• The Victorian lady rode using a sidesaddle.
• She learned to ride sidesaddle as part of her equestrian training.
• The antique sidesaddle was displayed in the museum.
• Many women in the 19th century rode sidesaddle for modesty.
• The rider mounted sidesaddle and adjusted her position.
• Traditional sidesaddle riding requires different balance techniques.