Pole bending

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Nez Perce Stake Race

Match race Appaloosa Horse Club Nez Perce

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Rodeo Horse Youth High school 4-H

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Country or region: United States, Canada, Mexico
Equipment: Horse, horse tack
Mixed-sex: Generally female, some males, particularly at youth levels
Type: Rodeo · Gymkhana/O-Mok-See
Venue: Indoor or outdoor riding arena

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Rodeo
Horse
Youth National Little Britches Rodeo Association
High school National High School Rodeo Association
4-H
American Quarter Horse Association
Paint American Paint Horse
Appaloosa
Gymkhana Gymkhana (Equestrian)

Nez Perce Stake Race

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Nodes15

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Triples27

Avg. degree1.87

Density0.133333

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Pole bending

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related to External links · 12

Pole bending → From Pro Rodeo OnlineNational, High School Rodeo Association, July, Ken, Little Britches Rodeo AssociationNational, LLC, Pat Smith, Pole Bending Association, Pole Bending Event Information, Retrieved, Smith, Sunrise West Quarter Horses

related to Nez Perce Stake Race · 8

Pole bending → ApHC, Appaloosa Horse Club, However, It, Nez Perce Native American, Race, The ApHC, The Nez Perce Stake

Type · 2

Pole bending → Gymkhana/O-Mok-See, Rodeo

Country or region · 1

Pole bending → United States, Canada, Mexico

Equipment · 1

Pole bending → Horse, horse tack

Mixed-sex · 1

Pole bending → Generally female, some males, particularly at youth levels

Venue · 1

Pole bending → Indoor or outdoor riding arena

is a · 1

Pole bending → rodeo timed event that features a horse and one mounted rider

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horse rodeo event pole bending association youth gymkhana nez perce o-mok-see appaloosa timed one high school american quarter shows stake

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Pole bending	Country or region	United States, Canada, Mexico	1.00	infobox
Pole bending	Equipment	Horse, horse tack	1.00	infobox
Pole bending	Mixed-sex	Generally female, some males, particularly at youth levels	1.00	infobox
Pole bending	Type	Rodeo	1.00	infobox
Pole bending	Type	Gymkhana/O-Mok-See	1.00	infobox
Pole bending	Venue	Indoor or outdoor riding arena	1.00	infobox
Pole bending	is a	rodeo timed event that features a horse and one mounted rider	0.90	text
Pole bending	related to External links	Pole Bending Event Information	0.60	section
Pole bending	related to External links	From Pro Rodeo OnlineNational	0.60	section
Pole bending	related to External links	Pole Bending Association	0.60	section
Pole bending	related to External links	Retrieved	0.60	section
Pole bending	related to External links	Smith	0.60	section

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