A rider faces many possible injuries when jumping a horse. You could fall and break or shatter a bone or multiple bones, you can break or damage your spinal cord which can result in paralysis. You can also incur head trauma, such as skull fractures and / or brain damage. However those injuries don't just apply to riders who jump, but to all people who ride horses. There are ways however to help prevent or reduce the likelihood of these injuries. When riding always wear a helmet as this one piece of equipment is the most important and will protect your head. Also a protective riding jacket or vest is a good idea to prevent injuries to the torso and spine.
Injuries on Mount Everest can be things such as frostbite, broken leg/arm from a fall, or bruises cuts or even being crushed by falling rocks/lumps of ice.
Ice jockeying, or engaging in activities on ice, can be dangerous due to risks such as falling, drowning, or injuries from collisions. The negative points include the potential for accidents and injuries, especially in uncontrolled environments. On the positive side, ice jockeying can promote physical fitness, enhance skating skills, and provide social enjoyment in a recreational setting. Proper safety measures and awareness can mitigate risks significantly.
Pieces of ice falling from clouds is called snow or hail.
Precipitation is the process of water droplets or ice crystals falling from the sky.
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snowflake
dont ice skate or you can ware equipment
The rein of the horse loosened and the horse ran off through the deep dark woods. The boy had to rein in his horse to stop it from falling over the cliff.
Ice and elevation, some light massage to ;)
an Ice age horse will grow up to be as tall as a modern sized pony
Ice hockey
Yes. It would not damage the horse at all unless the snpw is like ice, then the ice could sratch the breyer horse.(: