Indeed, Australia has a cattlemen culture, and stock horses and riding there is bigger. In North America, we have western/reining, which is equivalent. In Europ

Indeed, Australia has a cattlemen culture, and stock horses and riding there is bigger. In North America, we have western/reining, which is equivalent. In Europe, it is dominated by UK and German sport culture which both lack dimorphism. It's not something if you just gave people free money they would suddeny switch to doing though, and it's not net low participation rates I'd be addressing. Very few men want to become like the men who are riding today because the riders aren't exemplars. Part of that is because the sport uniform came to represent being pretentious and affected instead of competent.