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equestrianism
Related terms: riding · horseback riding · horse riding
Grounds or courses dedicated to horse riding for recreation or show, including competitive equestrian use.
Equestrianism is the sport of riding horses, and is applied to grounds or courses dedicated to this activity. Horse riding in these areas can be for show or for recreation.
The land or course is dedicated to riding horses. Recreational riding is included without requiring a timed race or public performance.
A horse-racing facility has the more specific track-racing purpose. Storing or housing horses alone is distinct from providing riding grounds.
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