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Can horses jump higher than 5 meters high?
No, the highest a horse has jumped is 8 feet or 2.47m back in 1944. Freddie Wettach riding kings own jumped in front of 25 people.
Do you get jumped into the latin kings?
Yes you get jumped in.
Was Emmeline Pankhurst's death an accident?
No, She jumped in front of a horse to convince the govenment to give them the vote.
Who walked in front of the king's horse at the 1913 epsom derby?
Emily Davison walked in front of the kings horse in the derby of 1913 to get the right for women to vote as she was a suffragette member.
Why did Emily Davison jump in front of a horse?
emily davison didnt mean to get hit by the kings horse emily was trying to pin the suffragette medal on the kings horse but she missed and so she got hit by the horse and had really bad injurys and she died in hospital 4 days later on the 8th june. :(
What is the highest somebody has jumped on a pony or horse?
25.4feet
Was the horse breed a Knabstrup that jumped off the cliff in the movie Revenant?
No, the horse that jumped off the cliff in the movie "The Revenant" was not a Knabstrup. The horse was actually a gray quarter horse. The scene is notable for its dramatic portrayal of survival and sacrifice, but it does not involve the Knabstrup breed.
What is the highest a miniature horse has ever jumped?
1 meter
How did women in the 1920s achieved freedom?
Many women used extreme methods to be heard... I can't remember who but a women ran I front of the kings horse killing both herself and the horse - she martyrd herself :)
Who was the most important suffragette?
Probably the best known was Emmiline Pankhurst. Or maybe Emily Davison who threw herself in front of the Kings race horse.
What was the first breed of horse that jumped seven feet?
The Arabian was the first horse to jump seven feet in equine history.
Why was 1913 a special year for the epsom derby?
I think it was the year a suffraget threw herself in front of the Kings Horse just after Tattenham corner and killed herself.
