A Dzhigit is a skilled horseman from the Caucasus region, particularly associated with the cultures of the Cossacks and Circassians. This term refers to a rider who demonstrates exceptional horsemanship, agility, and bravery, often performing acrobatic feats while riding. The Dzhigit tradition is deeply rooted in the history and lifestyle of the nomadic peoples of the area. The practice of Dzhigitovka, or Dzhigit riding, involves various techniques such as riding at high speeds, shooting arrows, and performing tricks. This art form is celebrated in local folklore and is often showcased during festivals and competitions, highlighting the importance of horsemanship in the cultural heritage of the Caucasus.