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United States
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In the United States, a cinch is used to secure a saddle in western riding and also refers to something easy to accomplish.
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Mexico
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The cinch is essential for safety in Mexican horseback riding, securing the saddle.
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Argentina
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In Argentine culture, "cinch" refers to something that is very easy or effortless to accomplish.
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Australia
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The term "cinch" is not widely recognized in Australian horseback riding culture.
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East Asian culture
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Traditional East Asian horseback riding cultures do not commonly use cinches.
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Latin American culture
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In Latin American culture, a cinch is a saddle girth used to secure a horse's saddle.
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Spain
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In Spanish culture, "cinch" means something that is very easy or effortless to accomplish.
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