horseable

horseable

English

Etymology

From horse +‎ -able.

Adjective

horseable (comparative more horseable, superlative most horseable) (rare)

1. Suitable for a horse.
   • 1983, South Asian Studies, number 15, page 71:

     Agriculture does not require chariots to the degree of cattle nomadism, moreover fields, pastures, or springs are better defensible on horseback in an area too hilly and rugged, horseable perhaps, but without chariots.

   • 1993 June 7, Peter Epstein, “Re: No bikes on the trail?? Sez who??”, in rec.bicycles.soc, Usenet, message-ID <[e-mail]>:

     Now, about bikers, hikers, and horsers: (oh hell - I can't shut up :) / The really tought^[sic] hiking trails are unbikable. Most hiking trails are bikeable. Some are even horseable.

   • 1999 June 6, David A Henry, “Re: Horses in EQ”, in alt.games.everquest, Usenet, message-ID <Pine.SUN.3.96.990609140941.6808H-100000@caris>:

     A stable at the Rath Lake, South Karanas zone would rent you a horse. You could use this horse to go ANYWHERE in ALL the Karanas. When you leave the Karanas the horse returns to stable. / This could be expanded in many ways... More stables... More Horseable areas, like the Commonlands for example.

   • 1999 December 6, Pete Fagerlin, “Re: trail damage”, in alt.mountain-bike, Usenet, message-ID <RJX24.1587$[e-mail]>:

     I've seen what you are alluding to. I call it trail sanitization. / No matter what you call it, it sucks when perectly^[sic] rideable/hikeable/horseable trails are pummeled into mediocrity because a segment of the user community can't handle them.

   • 2000 June 19, Deborah Stevenson, “Re: Jazz has arthritis =( -- advice sought”, in rec.equestrian, Usenet, message-ID <[e-mail]>:

     Is there any horseable water around--lake, pond, stream? If so, maybe you can work something wet out. You could also build an equine swimming pool, but probably not at the same time as paying for grad school ;-).

   • 2008 February 2, [e-mail], “Re: When You're Nice, Nice Things Happen To You”, in rec.equestrian, Usenet, message-ID <[e-mail]>:

     Thanks for sharing the info. We are actually (finally!) on our way to eastern TN and will be property hunting with a vengeance in the Knox/Oak Ridge/Kingston areas. If you know of some way cool horseable/tillable property that might come on the market for less than a half mil, feel free to pass the word.