| DRESSAGE | Art of riding and training a horse |
| LIPIZZANER | Compact white breed of riding and carriage horse made famous by the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria (10) |
| CAMEL | Animal of Asia and Africa, used for riding and as a beast of burden (5) |
| HITTING | The art of jousting, riding and thrusting with a lance (7) |
| PENTATHLON | Modern -; Pierre de Coubertin's version of a multi-sport event invented by the Ancient Greeks that today consists of five sports - swimming, shooting fencing, riding and running (10) |
| HOIHO | ___ Riding On, horse-riding and Maori culture series (5) |
| FALCONRY | The keeping and training of birds of prey (8) |
| GETUPS | Contracts about riding and styles of dress required |
| RODEO | Horse riding and cattlehandling carnival (5) |
| INTERVAL | ____ training, a form of exercise that consists alternately of sprinting and jogging (8) |
| OARSWOMEN | A newsroom training a crew of eight girls (9) |
| SCHOOL | A place for training a group of marine mammals (6) |
| WALK | A farm or stable for exercising and training foxhound puppies (4) |
| HAWKE | Ethan _, star of films such as Boyhood and Training Day (5) |
| INSET | Leaders of in-service education and training provide additional image (5) |
| GYMNASIUM | A large building for games and training |
| CIVILDEFENCE | Organisation and training of non-military personnel (5,7) |
| THREEDAYEVENT | Dressage, cross-country riding and showjumping (5-3,5) |
| RODEOS | Events that might involve bull riding and barrel racing |
| HEDGELAYING | Method of training a closely planted row of shrubs to form an effective barrier (5,6) |
