Jockeys
The equestrian
A person who rides horses (mainly thoroughbreds) is called a Jockey
A jockey is the term for someone who rides horses in horse races. Or more specifically a horse jockey.
To improve the gallop skills of a horse, do gallop rides, gallop races, barrel races, and gallop training. If gallop is one of the horse (or pony's) top three skills, lessons will also improve it.
I believe the person who rides the horses in the races is called a Jockey.
Most horses that are used for racing are ridden by professional riders called jockeys. Usually the people that own or train the horse do not ride it in the races.
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When Paul rides his rocking horse in "The Rocking-Horse Winner" by D.H. Lawrence, he enters a trance-like state and is able to predict the winners of horse races. This supernatural ability is driven by his intense desire to win money for his mother, who is constantly unhappy due to their financial struggles.
A work rider rides horses that are being conditioned for the races but does not ride in races. The term "work" is often used when a horse is timed for a certain distance from the backside of the track. A work rider may trot, canter, or gallop horses at the track in the morning based on the instructions of the horse's trainer.
The duration of Death Rides a Horse is 2 hours.
Death Rides a Horse was created on 1969-07-09.
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