Rider’s bones are ossification of

Correct Answer: Adductor longus
Description: Rider's bone develops in the tendon of adductor longus in professional riders. It is a sesamoid bone.that has no periosteum and ossifies after bih. Reference: BD Chaurasia's handbook of general anatomy, 5th edition, pg 55
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