dishorse in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISHORSE: (verb) to cause a rider to fall from a horse.

The rider was dishorse after the unexpected fall during the competition.
His dishorse demeanor was evident as he struggled to regain his confidence.
She felt dishorse when her trusted horse was injured just before the show.
The dishorse reaction of the horse to the loud noise startled everyone nearby.
After the dishorse incident, he decided to take a break from riding for a while.