a split (with both legs straight flat on ground)

a Cantonese idiom which describes someone who is flexible enough to adapt to the circumstances of an emergency situation

dismemberment, as a person's head and limbs are attached to five horses and being tore off

to deceive other in a naughty manner, play a trick / unable to accomplish task at hand

to get involved or participate

prepare for going into battle or getting any work done

to take action; to get to work on something; go! (as in to start something)

loansharks who operate in the casino / a powerful triad gang with lots of followers or members

it means everyone can see and know when people have evil and bad intentions and they are trying to hide that

Chinese measuring balance

Tasmania

noun; it is part of Castle Peak Road, Yuen Long, whIch also named as Yuen Long Main Street or short term Main Street.

TSW Pegasus, a professional Hong Kong football club

Cirque du Soleil

Parma

Happy Valley Racecourse, located in Hong Kong

noun; literally fast horse, means to hurry

horse stance

clowning; ugly make-up; dress-up (spoken)

noun; in horse race, people (or horse owner) with the winning (lead) horse, they will take a photo after the race.

verb; literally: hit and kill the horse, Metaphor for people running amok or rampaged

to show the intention or purpose of doing something such that it is very obvious to all; to be upfront about something

to be mischievous

it is often used to describe a triad group showing off its followers / members in public or against opposing gangs

a place that appears to be nearby but is in fact very far away

the horse stance in Kung Fu

in one ear and out the other

to rest; to rest one's horse

to be in a mess; in total chaos

(noun) Sha Tin Racecourse