a track or place used for horse racing or horse riding

to earn a living performing acrobatic tricks on horseback; horse-riding showmanship

to enclose land; to stake a claim to land (originally referring to the Manchu seizure of farmland for grazing or reward during the early Qing dynasty, now used metaphorically for business expansion or staking out market share)

Happy Valley, a suburb and residential area in Hong Kong known for its horse racing track

Paoma Mountain in [[康定|康定|kang1 ding4]], Sichuan Province

A decorative lantern with revolving figures of paper-cut horses used at festivals like the [[元宵节|元宵節|yuan2 xiao1 jie2]].

equestrian performance involving acrobatic tricks or stunts on horseback

horse racing track; racetrack

to perform equestrian acrobatics or stunts on horseback, especially in a traditional circus or traveling show