Jumping courses horse

6 jump course for indoor work.

With Brian Morton - Collection can be defined as the shortening of the horse’s outline and stride with increased impulsion and engagement from the hind end. If you are not able to shorten your horse’s stride, you will never be able to get a horse to fit a stride into a line that is set short. And, if you lose the impulsion when you shorten the stride, you will never be able to produce a powerful round jump-off a short distance.

simple effective pattern. for horses that like to get ahead of you you can mix up the direction you take. could use in a narrow/small arena too

Practice the 2012 AQHA World Championship Show senior working hunter pattern at home! For more information about the AQHA World Show, visit: http://aqha.com/Showing/World-Show.aspx

Jump course - might be the perfect set-up for my arena

Hunter jumps may not have numbers on them, but the courses are not as difficult to memorize as you would think. A well-designed hunter course has an easy flow to it, and once you know what the typical course design is like, you should be able to find your way around almost any hunter course just from knowing the first jump alone! Most hunter courses start with a single vertical on the inside track. Occasionally, the single vertical will be placed on a diagonal, but the flow following the…