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Gymkhana (equestrian)
Gymkhana (equestrian) is a timed horseback competition of speed-and-agility pattern games such as barrel racing, pole bending, and keyhole; the term originated in British India and spawned mounted games.
Mounted games
Mounted games (Pony-Games) is a team equestrian sport of fast relay races on ponies over a 54 m course, devised by Prince Philip in 1957; governed internationally by the IMGA (formed 2003) with 30-plus races, no spurs or whips, and riders of all ages.
Pole bending
Pole bending, also known as the Nez Percé Stake Race, is a timed western riding competition in which a rider weaves a horse through six poles, fastest faultless run winning.