rowel in a sentence

Definition

Rowel (noun): A small, spiked wheel or revolving disk on the end of a spur, used to prod or urge a horse forward.

The rowel of the spurs glinted in the sunlight as the rider urged his horse forward.
She carefully inspected the rowel before attaching it to her cowboy boots for the rodeo.
His quick movements and the sharp rowel reflected his years of experience in the saddle.
The rowel dug into the horse's side, prompting a burst of speed during the competition.
In her collection of vintage riding gear, the rowel was the most ornate and detailed piece.
The rider adjusted the rowel on his spurs, preparing for the competition ahead.
She admired the intricate design of the rowel, which glinted in the afternoon sun.
With a gentle nudge, he used the rowel to encourage his horse to pick up the pace.
The old cowboy polished his spurs, ensuring the rowel would catch the light during the rodeo.
As she walked through the museum, a vintage rowel caught her eye among the Western artifacts.