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	Archer, a horse from New South Wales, won the first Melbourne Cup. How did he tr...
		Archer, a horse from New South Wales, won the first Melbourne Cup.
		Archer was shunted away from the carriages, given a hosing down and an apple for being such a good horse.
		The legend is that Archer walked from Nowra on the New South Wales south coast to Flemington to run in the inaugural Melbourne cup.
	www.funtrivia.com /askft/Question40757.html (575 words)

	Horsebows - Bows page 1
		This bow is for the archer with a short draw length or the hunter who wants a shorter bow to slip through the underbrush.
		This bow is designed for the tall archer, but the first person to buy one was a very experienced archer of 5'5".
		I would recommend this bow to the archer who wants the extra smoothness of a longer bow in hunting weights.
	www.horsebows.com /bows1.htm (790 words)

	Archer Horse Rugs Home Page
		Pip Archer has been creating the finest quality, custome made horse rugs and other accessories for over 20 years.
		For many years he and his wife Jil Bourton had Mount Barker Saddlery where they manufactured as much of their saddlery stock as they could, employing tradesmen and apprentices.
		The fit of the rug and therefor the comfort of the horse is the other factor driving Pips approach to the design of his rugs.
	www.archerhorserugs.com.au (198 words)

	SPACE.com -- Scan the Summer Sky for the Archer
		Traditionally a centaur (half man, half horse), it's one of two such creatures in the sky.
		Long ago Sagittarius was not a centaur at all but simply a standing Archer (looking with some apprehension toward the Scorpion immediately to his west).
		In fact, it is the Teapot and not the Archer that is portrayed on most star charts and in observing guides.
	www.space.com /spacewatch/040820_sagittarius_archer.html (812 words)

	Archer Horse Rugs Home Page
		Pip Archer has been creating the finest quality, custome made horse rugs and other accessories for over 20 years.
		For many years he and his wife Jil Bourton had Mount Barker Saddlery where they manufactured as much of their saddlery stock as they could, employing tradesmen and apprentices.
		The fit of the rug and therefor the comfort of the horse is the other factor driving Pips approach to the design of his rugs.
	www.archerhorserugs.com.au /index.html (198 words)

	SurLaLune Fairy Tales: Tales Similar To Firebird
		And among his servants was a young archer, and this archer had a horse - a horse of power - such a horse as belonged to the wonderful men of long ago - a great horse with a broad chest, eyes like fire, and hoofs of iron.
		The young archer stood before the Tzar, and his back was bent under the great weight of the fire-bird, and the broad wings of the bird hung on either side of him like fiery shields, and there was a trail of golden feathers on the floor.
		The young archer leapt into the saddle, and the horse of power, with his thundering hoofs, carried him swiftly through the green forests and over the bare plains, till they came to the edge of the world, to the land of Never, where the red sun rises in flame from behind the deep blue sea.
	www.surlalunefairytales.com /firebird/stories/firebirdvasalissa.html (3559 words)

	Archery - LoveToKnow 1911
		The Norman archers, who doubtless preserved the traditions of their Danish ancestors, were in the forefront of William's line at Hastings (1(366), but contemporary evidence points conclusively to the short bow, drawn to the chest, as the weapon used on this occasion.
		Most archers prefer the " parallel " pattern - the shaft being the same size from nock to pile; the next is the " barrelled," the shape g bein thick in the centre and tapering towards the ends.
		Modern archers have paid scant attention to mere distance-shooting, which is an art of its own, but their experiments prove that with a fairly heavy bow, say 60 lb or 63 lb, and a long light arrow, known as a " flight arrow," a good archer should be able to reach 300 or 310 yds.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Archery (4488 words)

	Archers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The only problem with chariot archers is they are fairly expensive, and when you reach iron age, their usefullness plummets facing heavy calvary or horse archers which have piercing armor.
		Horse Archers are more expensive then chariot archers, especially in the gold department.
		I would consider heavy horse archers to be the least useful of the "super" units.
	members.tripod.com /~Frustration/archers.html (708 words)

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		Archers required less discipline and leadership in battle because they were not expected to engage in hand-to-hand combat, a terrifying experience.
		Two horse archers had twice the firepower of one chariot archer, were much more flexible in where they could go on the battlefield, were only half eliminated by the loss of one horse, and avoided the expense of the chariot itself.
		Horse archers rarely dominated fighting as the chariot archers had, however, because advances in armor and tactics relegated horse archers to a supportive role.
	www.cheatcc.com /pc/sg/age_of_empires_the_rise_of_rome.txt (20162 words)

	ARCHERS ARCHERY BOWS AND ARROWS JACQUI WALTON
		The basic technique was for archers to lie on their backs, with the bows held to their feet; they would put the arrow between their feet, and pull back the string with both hands, using their back and legs to bend the bow.
		Because archers must be much closer to their target animal, the bow hunter often claims a more intimate hunting experience and must pay special attention to the animal’s sense of smell, hearing and sight.
		Archers stand within 12 feet (3.7 m) of the bottom of a 90 ft (27 m) mast and shoot almost vertically upwards with 'blunts' (arrows with rubber caps on the front instead of a pile), the object being to dislodge any one of a number of wooden 'birds'.
	www.solarnavigator.net /sport/archery.htm (4578 words)

	Letters from Fort Dodge
		His ability on a horse and with a bow has to be seen to be believed.
		The horse, of course was moving up and down as it ran, but if you kept an eye on kassai's upper body, it was as if it was smoothly floating down the track, no up and down movement whatsoever.
		Munkhtsetseg, Who is the six time national champion female archer of Mongolia, had flawless form and concentration, and her husband Ishbataar (I may have spelled that wrong) was also an excellent archer, hitting the targets most of the time.
	www.horsearchery.org /letters.html (1315 words)

	IGN: Rise of Nations Unit Showcase III
		Historically, the horse archer combined the mobility of a light horseman with the firepower of the bow.
		Horse Archers get a combat bonus against Citizens, and they can wreak havoc against a foe who has not prepared for such an attack, by leaving troops at home, or building towers or castles in key locations.
		In the case of the Horse Archer, which first appears in the Classical Age (the second of eight such Ages), it can be upgraded to the Heavy Cavalry Archer, which, as might be expected, is a bit stronger, and a bit harder to kill.
	pc.ign.com /articles/374/374161p1.html (1646 words)

	Arms and armour, chariots and horses of Bha_rati_ya Civilization (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The horse is a short-statured horse, indigenous to Bha_rat.
		The horse on the left is armoured; the fighter carries a sheidl and a qirba_n.
		Archer with a bow strung to karn.ayoni and in pratya_li_d.ha pose.
	www.hindunet.org /saraswati/weapons2.htm (2239 words)

	Full Moon Meditation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Both horse and rider willingly accept the fact that it is the rider who holds the reins, who is deciding on the direction of the ride, and the route that will be followed.
		It is important to see that the archer is first and foremost a rider who knows the horse so fully and completely and has absolute trust that the horse will follow their lead and will support them.
		The idea behind this image is that the horse is symbolic of the purely human part of the personality — integrated and whole (if the horse was not symbolic of an integrated and whole personality it would not be so trustworthy and would not be sufficiently dependable for the rider to practise archery).
	www.worldservicegroup.com /sn-sagittarius-2006.html (2522 words)

	Writing.Com: Archer Crais (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Archer came from a family that argued and fought and didn't notice her, where she provided for herself mostly and was immediately thrust into a foster family that wanted to shower her with attention and take care of her and do everything for her and give her childhood she missed out on.
		Archer is leading the horse down a hill and the horse slips in the mud.
		Archer leads the horse back to the stable and starts cleaning the horse off and checking for injuries, while she remains muddy and wet and cold and bleeding.
	www.writing.com /main/books/entry_id/281674 (1593 words)

	Sister Alyonushka and Brother vanushka
		The king had an archer who was as brave as he was strong, and the archer had a horse that was as strong as it was fleet of foot.
		The archer unbridled his horse and let it roam at will in the green meadow and pick at the fresh grass, and then he set up the gold-topped tent, put foods and drinks on a table, and sat down to eat and drink while he waited for Princess Vassilissa.
		The archer brought the dress to the king, but Princess Vassilissa was as stubborn as ever and said that she would not marry him until he had made the archer take a dip in boiling water.
	russian-crafts.com /tales/firebird.htm (2246 words)

	Trainer uses horse sense to get into animals' minds \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		One owner brought his horse to Archer because of its aggressive behavior.
		Horses are like people; they have to make mistakes in order to learn.
		Archer said he once sat on a horse in the same spot for 45 minutes.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20040306/news_m1m06tfvc.html (703 words)

	Horse Racing Online Odds - Horse Racing Tools Online
		Whilst Henry might not be quite the all conquering trainer that he was in his pomp he is still a major force to be reckoned with.
		Henry has been trained many top horses, the pick of which is probably Oh So Sharp, winner of the One Thousand Guineas, Oaks and St Ledger in 1985.
		We hope your visit to their sports handicapper information web site is as pleasing as your visit to us.
	horseracingonlineodds.com /horse-racing-tools.htm (517 words)

	talking to my horse - Public Spaces / Private Places - Fado Performance Inc
		On Wednesday, April 3, FADO is proud to present 'talking to my horse', a new performance by Vancouver-based First Nations artist Archer Pechawis.
		Archer Pechawis is a media-integrated performing artist, New Media artist, writer and curator.
		Fado is pleased to acknowledge the support of the Canada Council, the Ontario Arts Council, the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council, and the Department of Canadian Heritage for their support of this project.
	www.performanceart.ca /spaces/pechawis/home.html (349 words)

	Training Tips
		Ponying a horse means you ride a good, solid, well-trained horse, and you also have in halter/lead rope another horse beside you as you ride, you holding that other horse's lead rope.
		You can take them on their first trail ride by ponying them off your horse, so they can get used to the sights and sounds that are on the trails and he builds confidence because he's riding beside a calm, confident horse.
		The horse with an eye changing problem at first is going to resist switching sides, to having his "least preferred" eye on you.
	www.naturalhorsetraining.com /TrainingTips168.html (1225 words)

	NRCHA - National Reined Cow Horse Association - News
		At the November meeting the Board approved a transfer of $200,000 to the Foundation “for purposes of benefiting the reined cow horse industry, supporting the judge program and developing a youth program, as well as recreating NRCHA historical records”.
		Horse must appear serviceably sound at the beginning of the run and in the case of a multiple judged event it would be a unanimous decision of the judges to agree to the soundness of the horse prior to the work.
		Horses: Although there has been some confusion on this issue, after the combined research, there are three NRCHA Million Dollar Sires — Nu Cash (2003), Shining Spark and Smart Chic Olena (2004).
	www.nrcha.com /2001/News.asp?id=305 (2664 words)

	Handong Global University Archery Club
		Typically in Olympic-style archery, archers shoot at targets seventy meters away, trying to hit the center ring, or as close as possible.
		Points are added up after a number of ends (groups of arrows shot) and the archer with the most points wins.
		Today, the ranks of traditional archers are growing, with the average age decreasing in many clubs.
	www.koreanarchery.org /hguac.htm (1327 words)

	Melbourne Cup Horse Race Trivia
		The first Melbourne Cup was run in 1861 - the winner was the horse Archer (see list of winners).
		The winner of the first race, Archer, is said to have walked 800km to the course from Nowra, New South Wales.
		The first northern hemisphere trained horse to win was Vintage Crop, from Ireland, in 1993.
	www.topendsports.com /sport/horse-racing/melbourne-cup-trivia.htm (380 words)

	Antiques, Regional Art, Asian, Chinese, Pottery on Trocadero
		The Horse and Rider stands approximately 13" tall and is 12" from nose to tail.
		The piece is in good condition with normal color fading, abrasions, small chips and /or minor deterioration and possible areas of expert restoration, normal for pieces of this age.
		The sculpture stands 6" tall and the Horse is 7" from nose to tail.
	www.trocadero.com /directory/Antiques:Regional_Art:Asian:Chinese:Pottery1180.html (884 words)

	Registan.net » Turkmen Horse Archery Tactics
		Just before reaching effective range, the horse was spurred to full gallop and the archer stood up in his stirrups and discharged his three arrows at the enemy when galloping at full speed and from a range of about seventy yards.
		Then he wheeled away, (presumably steering his horse with his legs as he had no hand for the reins) and in doing so drew another arrow from his quiver which he shot back at the enemy over his horse’s hindquarters.
		One of the tactics of Turkmen was that they concealed their horses behind some wooded slopes overlooking the road up which the opposing army must pass the next day.
	www.registan.net /index.php/2004/07/19/turkmen-horse-archery-tactics (732 words)

	Rise of Nations Military Units: Horse Archers and Ranged Cavalry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fiercer on the attack and stouter in defense than his predecessors, the Carabineer is the last in the line of Horse Archers.
		In the Industrial Age, the Armored Car usurps the Horse Archer and joins the Light Cavalry unit line.
		Their speed made for vicious and deadly pursuits, and in the game, the nemesis becomes the master in time.
	www.microsoft.com /games/riseofnations/militaryunits_horsearcher.asp (156 words)

	Battle for Wesnoth :: View topic - BUG: invisible Elvish Horse Archer in HttT
		There is conflicting evidence as to whether the Elvish Horse Archer is supposed to be available in HTTT.
		I don't remember what exactly the post I deleted was like, since it was several days ago, but my reasons for deleting it must have been these nonexisting elvish horse archers and resurrecting the thread for that.
		So, please explain to me how it is that the HttT campaign USES elvish horse archers in the "Home of the North Elves" scenario.
	www.wesnoth.org /forum/viewtopic.php?t=13390 (833 words)

	GameSpot:Video Games PC Xbox 360 PS3 Wii PSP DS PS2 PlayStation 2 GameCube GBA PlayStation 3 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Their horse archers get the single best bonus possible of any archer unit - a faster fire rate.
		The light cavalry and horse archers are the game's fastest units, and by making them better - faster attacking and more durable - the Mongols get the game's best fast-shock troops.
		The light cavalry are still too weak to go toe-to-toe with heavy infantry and cavalry, but in combination with the horse archers and the unique unit, the mangudai, they become a deadly unit.
	www.gamespot.com /features/aoe2_mongols/page4.html (512 words)

	Forums at the Society - Japanese mounted archery
		The exhibition is featured in the April edition of "Gun Report" which shows an enlarged view of the archer, a Tibetan saddle, armour and a chamfron.
		This is a short (5 min) BBC television document, showing not only the actual performance, but also some scenes from training on wooden and "real" horses.
		Of course I also practice sometimes with yumi bow on a horse, but I cannot call it yabusame: In Poland we have 2 japan kyudo teachers, but they don't know yabusame, so there is nobody to learn from - only such films as above and internet informations to pick up some tips.
	www.militaryhorse.org /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6184 (254 words)

	archer - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Archer, archer : Encarta® World English Dictionary, North American Edition [home, info]
		Archer, archer : The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language [home, info]
		Phrases that include archer: james archer, william archer, archer john porter martin, archer william, kevin archer, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=archer&ls=a (323 words)

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