This depends on the discipline. Thoroughbred racehorses are backed, or taught to wear a saddle, as yearlings and raced as two-year-olds. Most people frown on this because it causes the horses to wear up and die young. Dressage, show jumping, eventing etc. requires more intensive training, and a seven or eight year old horse is only at the beginning of his career. (By this age a successful racehorse would have been retired from racing and used exclusively for breeding for several years). Haute ecole, or high school, horses must be trained for even longer. These 'performing horses' are not often competed with and are usually seen in public demonstrations of horsemanship. The most famous haute ecole establishment is the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, responsible for making Lipizanners famous. Difficult dressage manouvres such as the piaffe, capriole and levade take many years to teach to a horse, and haute ecole horses only start performing around age 13.
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The age limit is sixteen.
Cycling has been competed at the Olympics since the first Modern Olympics in Athens in 1896.
The forms of cycling in London Olympics wereCyclingBMXMountain bikingRoadTrack
the lst summer Olympics the age was set at 14
Tandem cycling was last held at the Olympics in 1972
There is no age limit for Track and Field. But, there is an age limit for other sports in the Olympics. For example, you must be 16 to compete in gymnastics, and you must be 18 to compete in equestrian. But there is no age limit for track and field. It is very rare you will find someone under the age of 14 or 15 in the Olympics though.
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There is not age limit, per se. If you can make the team, you can go.
track cycling started in the 1896 Olympics in Athens.
Chris Hoy does velodrome cycling for the Olympics.
No, it's still in the summer Olympics.