Dressage is a riding style that focuses on developing the horse's obedience, athleticism, and grace through a series of prescribed movements.

Show jumping involves navigating a course of obstacles, such as fences and walls, without knocking down any of the rails.

Western riding encompasses various disciplines, including barrel racing, where riders navigate a cloverleaf pattern around barrels as quickly as possible.

Endurance riding involves covering long distances, often over challenging terrain, while maintaining the horse's health and fitness.

Eventing is a demanding equestrian sport that combines dressage, show jumping, and cross-country, testing the horse's athleticism and the rider's skills.

A snaffle bit is a type of bit that is commonly used in riding to provide precise steering and control over the horse's movements.

Natural horsemanship is a riding style that focuses on developing a harmonious relationship between the rider and horse, emphasizing communication and trust rather than force.

A bosal is a type of bitless bridle used in Western riding that allows for precise steering and control of the horse without the use of a bit in the horse's mouth.

Reining is a Western riding discipline that showcases the horse's athleticism and responsiveness through intricate patterns and spins.

Cutting is a Western riding discipline where the rider and horse work together to separate a single cow from the herd and prevent it from rejoining.

Western riding encompasses various disciplines, including working cow horse, which focuses on the rider's ability to work cattle effectively.

Trail riding involves riding a horse along designated trails or paths, often in natural settings, for recreational purposes.

Endurance riding involves covering long distances, often over challenging terrain, while maintaining the horse's health and fitness.

Mounted orienteering is an equestrian sport where riders navigate a course in a natural setting, searching for and collecting markers hidden along the way.

Trick riding involves performing acrobatic maneuvers on horseback, such as standing on the horse's back or lying down while the horse is galloping.