EQUES'TRIAN, a. [L. equester, equestris, from eques, a horseman, from eqnus, a horse.] 1. Pertaining to horses or horsemanship; performed with horses; as equestrian feats.2. Being on horseback; as an equestrian lady.3. Skilled in horsemanship.4. Representing a person on horseback; as an equestrian statue.5. Celebrated by horse-races; as equestrian games, sports or amusements.6. Belonging to knights. Among the Romans, the equestrian order was the order of knights, equites; also their troopers or horsemen in the field. In civil life, the knights stood contra-distinguished from the senators; in the field, from the infantry. |
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