jouster

All round the arena rose the cries of itinerant merchants: 'Iced malvoisie,' 'Score-cards; ye cannot tell the jousters without a score-card.' All was revelry and excitement.

Instead, Delirious Jouster is adding fuel to the fire, making the dire situation all the more disastrous.

Particularly because we never saw it coming - not a good phrase now that I'm nearly a professional jouster.

Whilst various safety measures have been introduced during the sports history, what hasn't changed is the athletic speed and power of the mounted jouster.

(6) To some observers, the combat seems to be an unequal one inasmuch as the forces of carnival, led by a corpulent jouster riding upon a huge cask of ale and armed with a pig's head and sausages on a spit, appear certain to overwhelm the outnumbered followers of an emaciated lent, seated upon a flimsy toy cart pulled by a monk and a nun and nourished on meager rations of mussels, pretzels, and waffles.

Sarah takes part in competitions all over the world, and became the highest ranked female jouster in the world

FOR the first time ever, a female jouster is to take part in Kenilworth Castle's Grand Medieval Joust.

To cast aside in the manner of a spent medieval jouster, shedding armour, while crying 'mon dieu, je suis tres glad to get that bloody lot off!' (As historians will know, most medievals spoke Franglish.) My bra zone is equally well organised.

We're in a press room at Madison Square Garden in New York, where Shane Adams, the show's genial ringmaster and a champion jouster himself, has arranged to put on a demonstration at halftime during a bullriding event.

Ripper Moore of Dexter, a professional jouster for 16 years and two-time world champion, coaches the Red Team in the series that was filmed last summer and early fall in Jackson, Miss.