A hostler or ostler is a groom or stableman, who is employed in a stable to take care of horses. They might be treated for injuries or illnesses by a veterinarian, and the condition of their feet and shoes was handled by a farrier. However, day to day care of the cavalry mount was by the soldier that rode the horse. A knight would be aided by his squire.
cavalryman, but he/she might have another name that his/her parents and or his/her friends call him/her. hussar, dragoon, cuirassier, carabinier, uhlan are all types of cavalryman. There are more...
A person who plays polo is called a "polo player." Polo players participate in the sport by riding horses and using mallets to hit a ball into the opposing team's goal. They can also be referred to as "poloists."
You call a person born in Ireland, Irish.
Like you would call any other person.
A person from Maryland is called a Marylander.
Cavalry.
Cavalry.
The swimming bugle call indicates either the beginning of swim period or for cavalry to swim their horses across a body of water.
A person who looks on the gloomy side of things is pessimistic.
a person that resembles you is call a double dwarf cloney
Oh, dude, that's easy. Like, a person who looks after horses is called a "horse caretaker" or a "horse groomer." They're basically like the horse's personal stylist and therapist rolled into one. So, if you ever need someone to pamper your horse and make sure they're looking fabulous, you know who to call.
Jockey
nanny or a childminder
editor.
cute or handsome
a homosexual
Camel Keeper