A riding crop is a short, flexible stick used by riders to encourage or direct a horse. It typically has a handle at one end and a small flap or loop at the other. The crop is held in the rider's hand and is used gently on the horse's side to prompt it to move forward, speed up, or change direction. It is not meant for punishment but rather as a tool for communication between the rider and the horse. Riding crops are commonly used in disciplines like dressage, jumping, and racing.

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