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Bookmark or Share- Tent pegging - WikipediaTent pegging (sometimes spelled tent-pegging or tentpegging) is a cavalry sport of ancient origin, and is one of only ten equestrian disciplines officially recognised by the International Equestrian Federation. Used narrowly, the term refers to a specific mounted game with ground targets.
- Tent-Pegging: The other equestrian sport - Horse IllustratedIn tent-pegging competition, riders charge at a full gallop across a straight course 130-200 meters long holding a lance or sword. The weapon is used to pick up wooden or cardboard pegs stuck in the ground. The pegs are placed 1 meter or 2.5 meters apart, depending on the specific event.
- History of Tent Pegging & Standards – United States Tent Pegging ...Tent Pegging or Neza Bazi is an ancient sport and a myth is that this sport roots go all the way to Alexander the Great’s time. Another myth is that this sport is older than the Alexander’s time. This sport was originally a cavalry technique to destroy sleeping enemy before the dawn.
- Sword, Lance, and Horse: The Thrilling World of Tent Pegging - EquimapPegging tent horse sport, also known as tent pegging, is an equestrian sport that has been practiced for thousands of years by horse-mounted soldiers. The sport involves galloping on horseback while picking up small wooden or metal pegs from the ground using a lance or sword.
- ITPF – itpfTent pegging is an ancient cavalry sport. The term “Tent Pegging” is related to the idea that the cavaliers attack enemy camps on their galloping horses, using spears or swords to uproot tent pegs which cause tents to collapse.
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