equestrianism

But you could say equestrianism is in his family's blood.

Have you ever thought about taking up equestrianism again?

She states that she never thought about a career in equestrianism.

The series is aimed at children and involves various aspects of equestrianism.

Students are also trained in equestrianism with a defined set of routines.

In 1933, she stopped her singing career as well as equestrianism.

Physical activities such as equestrianism were taught at an early age, and they became expert riders.

In equestrianism, the transfer of the horses to Bolivia could not be guaranteed.

She later qualified as lawyer before taking equestrianism seriously.

Rules in equestrianism now allowed non-military officers to compete, including women.

Conversely, a light, more energetic horse was needed for equestrianism and rapid transport.

But he was unrepentant about the threat to equestrianism.

Doubt has been cast on the future of equestrianism as part of the Olympics.

Even today, many Kazakhs express interest in equestrianism and horse-racing.

However, the advanced equestrianism required survives into the modern world as dressage.

He was raised by his father and trained in equestrianism and archery.

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It's really the moneyed tradition attached to equestrianism that makes it so desirable.

The game allows players to experience equestrianism competition.

His father, a former international rider, got Delestre interested in equestrianism at a young age.

Various nations also have their own programs for developing young equestrianism, such as the 4-H program in the United States.

His interest in riding and the cavalry also made him a pioneer within equestrianism in Norway.

However, retired junior cavalry officers whose civilian work involves equestrianism may continue to use their rank.

In his spare time, Scorpion holds an avid interest in equestrianism.

She was presented with the Queen's Award for Equestrianism in 2009.