Dressage (noun)

A method of training horses to perform precise movements and patterns, typically for competition or exhibition purposes.

Origin:

The term 'dressage' originated in the late 16th century from the french word 'dresser' which means 'to train' or 'to educate.'.

Examples:

1. She was a skilled dressage rider and had won several championships.
2. The dressage competition at the equestrian event was a sight to behold.
3. The horse's movements in the dressage routine were graceful and precise.
4. Her dressage training had taken many years and was a true testament to her dedication and love for the sport.
5. The art of dressage was a symbol of elegance and control, capturing the beauty and strength of the horse and rider.