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Q: Which countries are taking part in Olympics 2012 horse riding?
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Is horse riding a part Olympics?

Yes.


Is there horse riding in the Olympics?

yeah there is dumbo!


Is horse in riding in the 2012 Olympics?

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When did horse riding become involved in the Olympics?

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What is the name of the horse Mary king is riding in the Olympics 2012?

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How long has English horse riding been in the Olympics?

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Does riding a horse bareback hurt the horse?

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How can you learning ride a horse?

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Why isn't western horse riding a olympic sport?

Western horse riding isn't an olympic sport for the same reason that caber tossing isn't. Most Western horse riding occurs in the US and caber toss is a Scottish phenomenon. Both are sports which require strength and skill, but occur mostly regionally. Western riding is in the Olympics-Reining is a part of the Olympics, but it isn't as popular as the English events. It is just as fun though.


Do you want to leave a horse saddled for a long time?

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