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Questions
Question # 77: My horse has a tendency to "chip in" to his jumps. What can I do to encourage him to take a slightly longer spot if it's a good one, instead of doing these stop and pop type chips? (Vita)
Educational Discussions
Quiz # 12: Rule quiz!
Questions
Question # 76: My horse has trouble with focus in "coffin" type complexes, as he seems to focus on the jump further ahead of him rather than the ditch right in front of him. What can I do to help him learn to focus on the ditch first? (Cat)
Photos
Photo # 22: This is Cat and her OTTB Cody, jumping the first element of a coffin complex.
Educational Discussions
Discussion # 35: What is wrong with this rider's defensive position?
Photos
Photo # 21: This is Shantel and her Anglo Arab gelding!
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Jumping From Water to Water
Jumping from water back into water is great fun, but presents a challenge! The drag effect can make it harder to keep impulsion, causing the horse to become long, weak, and strung out. This can mean a less than ideal jumping effort or a fall! Here's how to increase your chances of success!
Educational Discussions
Discussion # 34: How would you ride this fence?
Educational Discussions
Discussion # 33: What is the difference between "ducking" and "jumping ahead"?
Educational Discussions
Video Discussion # 38: Let's watch this rider jump her horse through a small gymnastic line.
Educational Discussions