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Definition of buckjump in English: buckjumpverbˈbʌkdʒʌmpˈbəkjəmp [no object]Australian, NZ (of a horse) jump vertically with its head lowered, back arched, and legs drawn together in an attempt to unseat its rider. （马）低头弓背跳跃 Example sentencesExamples - It could even buckjump once the race has started.
- Sometimes when we were going down a steep slope, something would begin to pinch her and she would turn in toward the high side of the trail and buckjump in place a couple of times, then I would get off and check it out to find the problem.
- An eye-witness said that the two men could not hold the horse for him to remount it, that it buckjumped, reared, threw the adjutant, and fell heavily on him.
- After galloping him a mile and a half over that track with me he would start buckjumping when pulling up down the backside and Jim Daily the outrider would sit on his pony every morning and say he has never seen anything like this horse either… I had tears in my eyes as I watched the Belmont from a catwalk between the bays in the Mutuel Dept.
- He fared better than only one horse in the six-horse field, Steel Surfing, who, according to Equibase Co.'s chart ‘propped’ and ‘buckjumped’ and ran in last for the duration of the race.
nounˈbʌkdʒʌmpˈbəkjəmp Australian, NZ An act of buckjumping. （马的）低头弓背跳跃 让马做腾跃动作的骑马者。 Example sentencesExamples - The penultimate event was the bull-riding - in some ways more entertaining than the buckjumps, as the bulls had a pretty good go at the competitors and the clown in the centre - chasing them round the ring, making a few jump for the safety of the railings.
- He was a fearless buckjump rider and a successful amateur, well known in the racing world, where his livery colours were familiar to race-goers.
- Kitty Gill, a member of the famous Gill family, was billed in 1947 as the ‘world's greatest lady buckjump rider’ and the only living person to stay on the World's Champion outlaw ‘Firefly’.
- He won many trophies and ribbons and was a true devotee of Australian buckjump riding.
- At the Warwick Rodeo in 1938, Jack was 5th in the Australian buckjump championship and won the South-West Queensland championship at Goondiwindi the same year.
Derivativesnoun NZ, Australian In later years the Merry Muster Association had its own herd of top class buckjumpers which ran on Brightlands and Devoncourt Stations throughout the year. Example sentencesExamples - Jack & his Dad used to do a lot of blacksmithing, and as a young man Jack rode countless buckjumpers in his old poley saddle.
- In his early teens he was breaking-in homebred Thoroughbreds for the racetrack and Australian Stock Horses for the polocrosse pitch, as well as getting flung off the odd buckjumper or two at the local rodeo!
- Their bulls and buckjumpers have made many a cowboy shake in his boots and we meet the legendary ‘Bambi’ who is now retired on the family property, heading up the breeding program of future champion buckers.
- When Buddy yarned to various people, he'd say; he'd never known a rider, (woman or man), as talented as Kitty when dealing with a horse, and more particularly, a buckjumper.
Definition of buckjump in US English: buckjumpverbˈbəkjəmp [no object]Australian (of a horse) jump vertically with its head lowered, back arched, and legs drawn together in an attempt to unseat its rider. （马）低头弓背跳跃 Example sentencesExamples - He fared better than only one horse in the six-horse field, Steel Surfing, who, according to Equibase Co.'s chart ‘propped’ and ‘buckjumped’ and ran in last for the duration of the race.
- An eye-witness said that the two men could not hold the horse for him to remount it, that it buckjumped, reared, threw the adjutant, and fell heavily on him.
- After galloping him a mile and a half over that track with me he would start buckjumping when pulling up down the backside and Jim Daily the outrider would sit on his pony every morning and say he has never seen anything like this horse either… I had tears in my eyes as I watched the Belmont from a catwalk between the bays in the Mutuel Dept.
- Sometimes when we were going down a steep slope, something would begin to pinch her and she would turn in toward the high side of the trail and buckjump in place a couple of times, then I would get off and check it out to find the problem.
- It could even buckjump once the race has started.
nounˈbəkjəmp Australian often as modifier An act or display of buckjumping. （马的）低头弓背跳跃 让马做腾跃动作的骑马者。 Example sentencesExamples - The penultimate event was the bull-riding - in some ways more entertaining than the buckjumps, as the bulls had a pretty good go at the competitors and the clown in the centre - chasing them round the ring, making a few jump for the safety of the railings.
- He won many trophies and ribbons and was a true devotee of Australian buckjump riding.
- At the Warwick Rodeo in 1938, Jack was 5th in the Australian buckjump championship and won the South-West Queensland championship at Goondiwindi the same year.
- He was a fearless buckjump rider and a successful amateur, well known in the racing world, where his livery colours were familiar to race-goers.
- Kitty Gill, a member of the famous Gill family, was billed in 1947 as the ‘world's greatest lady buckjump rider’ and the only living person to stay on the World's Champion outlaw ‘Firefly’.
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