Übersetzung für 'horse jumping' von Englisch nach Deutsch

horse jumping

Springs­port {m}equest.

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horse jumping show

Reit- und Springturnier {n}equest.

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Werbung

horse-chestnut / horse chestnut leafminer / leaf miner (moth) [Cameraria ohridella]

Biergarten-Motte {f} [Rosskastanien-Miniermotte]entom.T

jumping {adj} {pres-p}

springend

jumping

Springen {n}

jumping over

überspringend

jumping blanket

Sprungtuch {n}FireResc

jumping-sheet

Sprungtuch {n}FireResc

jumping leg

Springbein {n}biol.

free jumping

Freispringen {n}equest.

loose jumping

Freispringen {n}equest.

jumping jack

Knallfrosch {m}

jumping cracker

Knallfrosch {m}

show jumping

Springreiten {n}equest.

Jagdspringen {n}sports

jumping style

Sprungs­til {m}sports

ski jumping

Schispringen {n} [Rsv.]sports

Skispringen {n}sports

bungee jumping

Bungeejumping {n}sports

Bungeespringen {n}sports

jumping bean

Springende Bohne {f}bot.

jumping weights

Sprunggewichte {pl}hist.sports

• The main event for the festival is a horse jumping event.
• Free jumping is often used to determine a young horse's jumping potential before it can be ridden over jumps or to see the natural jump without a rider.
• In 2008, the Belville theme released four non-fantasy playsets that centred around horse-riding, including Playful Puppy (7583), Horse Stable (7585), Sunshine Home (7586) and Horse Jumping (7587).
• Besides the traditional horse market on Monday, a riding and horse-jumping tournament is held from Friday until Sunday, and other riding demonstrations and a procession and subsequent concours d'elegance on the Monday.
• Measurements from 1929 to 1978 indicated sea level rise – when the crowds were regular and caused the pier to settle slightly in the soft, sandy bottom – except during the horse-jumping hiatus from 1945 to 1953 when the lack of regular crowds allowed the pier to rise slightly.

• He was also known as a military inventor: his inventions including various modified bows, chain-like armor, a horse jumping obstacle course for cavalry training, and an archery range for archery practice.
• Hengelo (Gelderland) is famous for various horse-related activities (markets, horse-jumping, etc.).
• He died in Bologna in 1534 by a fall while engaged in a horse jumping-match with some of the younger officers of the army.
• The city hosts the Jumping International de Cannes international horse jumping event every June.
• Another attraction in Falsterbo is the annual International Horse Jumping Grand Prix (part of the Falsterbo Horse Show) every July.

• A good ride over fences will look easy, with the horse jumping from the correct takeoff spot, easily fitting the strides in between the jumps (as opposed to having to really stretch out or collect its stride), and cleanly making the flying changes required.
• An avid athlete, Norton has participated in competitive horse jumping and skydiving, in addition to skiing and tennis.
• For the 2012 Olympics, the Royal Mint has produced a 50p coin showing a horse jumping a fence.
• The museum hosts an annual competition since 2010 to try to break Maria Zandbang's horse jumping record.
• It attracts many spectators and participants for activities such as horse-jumping, sheep and cow judging, children's sports, Highland sports (e.g. ...

• He is remembered for such unlikely sports stunts as jumping through a fire circle at the Marmi Stadium in 1938 or horse jumping over a saloon car.
• At Presidents Park there are many horse jumping tournaments that take place. Springs has two golf courses, the Springs Country Club in Selection Park, and the Pollock Park Country Club.
• Bilston Carnival in the 60's travelled along Wellington Road before ending in Hickman Park where there would be Pat Collins' fun fair, horse jumping and an open air stage hosting various entertainment including wrestling and live music bands.
• It remains one of the most admired and imitated of all Hollywood movies, not least for its climactic stagecoach chase and the hair-raising horse-jumping scene, performed by the stuntman Yakima Canutt.