What is the most often described as gymnastics and dance on horseback?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Equestrian vaulting.
· Equestrian vaulting is a sport that combines gymnastics and dance performed on horseback.
· It involves athletes performing acrobatic and dance movements on a moving horse.
· The horse canters in a circle while the vaulters perform routines either individually or in teams.
· Equestrian vaulting requires a high level of skill, balance, and coordination, and is often performed in competitions and exhibitions.
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Barrel racing:
· Barrel racing is a rodeo event where riders and their horses race around a cloverleaf pattern of barrels in the fastest time possible. It does not involve gymnastics or dance.
Jousting:
· Jousting is a medieval sport where two knights on horseback charge at each other with lances, attempting to unseat their opponent. It does not involve gymnastics or dance.
Steeplechase:
· Steeplechase is a distance horse race that involves various obstacles, including fences and water jumps. It is a racing event and does not involve gymnastics or dance.