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chariot a two-wheeled vehicle pulled by horses conclude finish endeavor attempt, effort equestrian connected with horse-riding ignite make sth start to burn relay a race in which each member of the team runs part of the distance solitary the only one tug of war a sport in which two teams pull at opposite ends of a rope bid an offer of a particular service empower enable sb to have more control over their situation merge mix spinal cord a mass of nerves in the spine connected to the brain venue a place where an event takes place crude rough, unsophisticated gut string a cord made from tubes through which food passes in the body intestine gut lace weave a string through sth priot to sth before sth timeout a short break during a match boundary the outer limit of sth comply with sth obey sth entitled to sth having a right to sth equidistant equally far from two places exceed be greater than infringement an act of breaking a law or rule insufficient unsatisfactory referee a person controlling a football match upright vertical admission confession altitude the height of a place above sea level be due to do sth be expected to do sth condone accept or allow a morally wrong action to happen edge advantage ephedrine a sympathetic nerve stimulant which resembles adrenaline foul play the opposite of fair play junkie a drug addict newfangled recently invented performance-enhancing drug an illegal substance helping to achieve better results poisoned chalice a cup filled with deadly substance; here: sth that seems beneficial but is not random done without a plan unaided without help or assistance adrenaline-inducing increasing the level of adrenaline advent appearance boulder a very large piece of rock feature include fringe not belonging to the main group jettison get rid of sth, throw sth out stunt a dangerous action ailment illness assess evaluate cognitive connected with mental process of thinking and understanding hydration proper water absorption padding soft protective material resilient able to recover quickly after an illness screen for sth test for sth shin the front of the leg below the knee susceptible to sth easily affected or harmed by sth bridles with reins a set of narrow leather bands used for controlling a horse dumbbells two weights connected with a bar in the middle, used for physical exercise hand grips a pair of objects for holding tight in the hands to develop strength riding whip a thin piece of rope attached to a handle used to make animals move