Manege
noun
A place where horses are trained or horse riding is taught.
She learned horse riding at the local manege
Often appears as...
- riding school manege
- horse manege
noun
The art of horse training and riding.
His manege skills were impressive
Often appears as...
- manege skills
- manege instructor
noun
A place where horses are trained or horse riding is taught.
She learned horse riding at the local manege
Often appears as...
- riding school manege
- horse manege
noun
The art of horse training and riding.
His manege skills were impressive
Often appears as...
- manege skills
- manege instructor
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Physical Place
Manege refers to a physical location where equestrian activities occur, not online or virtual spaces.
The equestrian competition took place in a large outdoor manege.
Pro Tip 2/3Specific Use
Manege is specifically for horses, unlike 'gym' or 'sports center' that cater to various sports.
The new manege focuses only on show jumping training.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Stable
Don't confuse manege with 'stable'; manege is for training, while stable is where horses live.
She visits the stable to feed her horse, but goes to the manege for lessons.
Pro Tip 1/3Physical Place
Manege refers to a physical location where equestrian activities occur, not online or virtual spaces.
The equestrian competition took place in a large outdoor manege.
Pro Tip 2/3Specific Use
Manege is specifically for horses, unlike 'gym' or 'sports center' that cater to various sports.
The new manege focuses only on show jumping training.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Stable
Don't confuse manege with 'stable'; manege is for training, while stable is where horses live.
She visits the stable to feed her horse, but goes to the manege for lessons.
Pro Tip 1/3Physical Place
Manege refers to a physical location where equestrian activities occur, not online or virtual spaces.
The equestrian competition took place in a large outdoor manege.
Pro Tip 2/3Specific Use
Manege is specifically for horses, unlike 'gym' or 'sports center' that cater to various sports.
The new manege focuses only on show jumping training.
Pro Tip 3/3Not a Stable
Don't confuse manege with 'stable'; manege is for training, while stable is where horses live.
She visits the stable to feed her horse, but goes to the manege for lessons.
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