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haute école
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haute é·cole  (-kôl)
n.
The art, techniques, or practice of expert equestrianship.
[French : haute, high, advanced + école, school.]
haute école French [ot ekɔl]
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Horse Training, Riding & Manège) the classical art of riding
[literally: high school]
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There will also be re-enactments of hunting with lances and arrows and a demonstration from the Haute Ecole, the the high school of Elizabethan riding.
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Club members had the chance to learn how to lunge and long-rein these magnificent examples of Portuguese breeding and Haute Ecole.
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