1. A competitive equestrian sport in which a single rider and horse compete in three phases: dressage, cross-country, and show jumping.
Usage: Also called three-day eventing or horse trials.; Common in British English and international equestrian contexts.
2. The organization or hosting of events or gatherings.
Usage: Less common than the equestrian sense; used in event management and hospitality industries.

Examples

• She has been training for eventing since she was a teenager.
• The Olympic equestrian team competed in eventing at the Games.
• Eventing requires riders to master multiple disciplines in a single competition.
• The local riding club hosts an eventing competition every spring.
• Professional eventing riders spend years perfecting their cross-country skills.