Possessives

• year: In addition to the top class competition, the show offers a majestic line-up of displays and entertainment at this year's equestrian spectacular.

Converse of object

• include: However, it offers scope for a variety of uses including equestrian.

• motorise: This will include all user groups motorized, equestrian, walkers and people with disabilities.

Adjective modifier

• British: I would like to ask the President whether he would welcome British equestrians to join French hunts.

• other: They are also looking at bringing in other equestrian and countryside activities for all the family to enjoy.

• blind: They challenged me and made me realize that my potential as a blind equestrian lies beyond being given pony rides.

Modifies a noun

• statue: The naked lady astride her horse is one of the very few equestrian statues outside London to have a Grade ll listing.

• fencing: Faster, lighter, easier and safer Lamma show 2004/2005 winner Models available for equestrian fencing.

• pursuit: Finally, you could head over the border into Wales for more equestrian pursuits.

• portrait: On the wall is the equestrian portrait of Napoleon by David.

• sport: An advisory group has also been created to look into how a lasting legacy can be left for equestrian sports by the 2012 games.

• pasture: Closer to the settlements there are small areas of equestrian pasture.

Noun used with modifier

• bronze: A bronze equestrian statue in front of the Castle in honor of Field-Marshall Viscount Combermere erected.

• thing: While all things equestrian make up the bulk of his work he has been known to tackle some unusual and challenging commissions.

• everything: Specialist stores sell everything equestrian: saddles, harnesses and superb boots.

• anything: Your Horse Magazine Your Horse magazine is a high quality glossy magazine dealing with anything equestrian.