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wtiun-uu i — ine naer weighs out prior to the race, crossing the scales carrying his saddle, girths, breast plate or yoke and wearing all riding gear. The helmet and flak jacket are not included in the rider’s weight, as they are considered protectionary equipment.
WINGS —Wooden or plastic panels on either side of a steeplechase fence to discourage a horse from running out and going off course.
WHIP — (Also stick, bat; crop) Often referred to by riders as a "balancing pole.” Used to urge the horse forward, keep the horse straight and continue momentum down the stretch.
YOKE — (Also breast plate, breast collar, martingale.) A strap of leather that helps ' keep the saddle in place.
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