Show Jumping is a discipline where riders and horses navigate a course of obstacles, including jumps, in a set time.

The Grand Prix Freestyle is the most advanced level of Dressage competition, where riders perform a choreographed routine to music.

The maximum height of the obstacles in the Cross-Country phase of Eventing is 1.20 meters.

Barrel Racing is a timed event where riders and horses navigate a course of barrels in a cloverleaf pattern.

In Show Jumping, riders are eliminated if they accumulate more than 12 faults during their round.

Mounted Orienteering is a discipline where riders and horses navigate a course of obstacles, including gates, bridges, and water hazards, while following a map and compass.

The minimum age at which a rider can compete in the Olympic Games in Equestrian is 18 years.

Speed Jumping is a discipline where riders and horses navigate a course of obstacles, including jumps, in the fastest time.

In Dressage, the highest score a rider can achieve is 100%.

Hunter Trials is a discipline where riders and horses navigate a course of obstacles, including jumps, while wearing traditional hunting attire.

The maximum distance of a Cross-Country course in Eventing is 6.5 kilometers.

Endurance Riding is a discipline where riders and horses ride over a long distance, typically over several days, while maintaining a steady pace.

The maximum height of the obstacles in the Show Jumping phase of Eventing is 1.30 meters.

Western Riding is a discipline where riders and horses navigate a course of obstacles, including jumps, while wearing Western attire.

The minimum score a rider needs to achieve in the Dressage phase of Eventing to qualify for the Cross-Country phase is 30%.