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a team sport played on horseback where players use mallets to hit a ball into the opposing team's goal
a competitive equestrian sport that includes dressage, cross-country jumping, and show jumping phases
special moves that a horse is trained to perform by receiving particular commands or body signals from its rider or a competition in which these moves are done
a competitive event where horse and rider navigate a series of obstacles
a competitive event where horse and rider cover long distances, typically 50 to 100 miles or more
to control or guide a horse using reins, which are straps or ropes attached to a bit in the horse's mouth
a rodeo event where horse and rider race around barrels in a specific pattern
an event where participants compete in various traditional Western riding activities
a form of amateur horse racing over natural terrain between designated points
a competitive event where riders and horses participate in a series of speed and skill-based games or races
a discipline where gymnastic exercises are performed on the back of a moving horse
a type of equestrian sports designed specifically for athletes with disabilities
a horse specifically trained and used for a race in which they must jump over a series of fences or obstacles
a horse that is female and young, particularly one that is younger than four
the competitive sport of riding horses, often with specific goals such as jumping over obstacles or performing in show competitions
a horse that competes in steeplechase races, which are long-distance horse races over varied terrain featuring obstacles such as hurdles and water jumps
a horse that shares a stable or a horse that is kept in the same stable as another
a mechanical device used at the beginning of horse races to ensure a fair start
the odds or price at which a horse or other competitor is valued at the start of a race or event, as determined by the bookmaker or betting exchange
a horse that excels in long-distance races, particularly those requiring stamina and endurance
a participant who is new to or inexperienced in competitive horse riding or handling
a bet in horse racing where the bettor must predict the first three horses to cross the finish line in exact order
the starting or finishing point of a race, particularly a horse race, which is often marked by a pole or other vertical marker
a horse bred or trained for harness racing, where horses race while pulling a two-wheeled cart
to assign weights to horses in a race based on their perceived ability, in order to equalize their chances of winning
to take part in games of chance or betting, involving money, hoping to win more in return
a form of horse racing where horses pace while pulling a two-wheeled cart and guided by a driver
a race in which people or animals, typically horses, have to jump over fences, ditches, bushes, etc. in order to finish the race
