Complete a Horse Jumping Obstacle

Complete a Horse Jumping Obstacle

πŸ”„ RepeatableπŸ‘€ 13+
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Partner with a trained horse to navigate a course of jumps, combining athleticism, trust, and timing. You'll need basic riding skills first, then work with instructors to learn jumping techniques and build confidence. The moment horse and rider clear an obstacle together creates an incredible rush of accomplishment.

Difficulty
55/100Hard
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Cost
$100 – $300
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Time
2hours
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People
1–1
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Setting
outdoor
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Season
any
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Equipment
riding helmet, riding boots

People who tried this

β€œMy 6 y/o and I completed our first recognized horse trial this weekend and we did great in dressage and stadium, but sort of fell apart during XC. [...] He had a refusal on course because I thought an obstacle looked way bigger as it was coming up and he sensed it and put the brakes on. We circled back and he jumped no problem. [...] once I'm past the first few obstacles on course I am solid. But before then I ride him great until I'm about a stride out from the jump and then I hold my breath and tense up and make him lose all of his gas.”
mixedβ€” Kittsu Β· r/Equestriansource β†—
β€œSo, I’ve been jumping for around 3 years now, has jumped upwards of 120cm (4’) flawlessly. I’ve been asked to jump a new horse at one of the barns I go to, because the owner don’t want to jump him anymore. But when I jumped him the first time, barely even 30cm, I felt like I jumped as bad or even worse than what I did then. Had no control in my seat, no control of neither distance or speed, no balance or coordination and I was barely even able to raise myself from the saddle.”
mixedβ€” satanssanta1 Β· r/Equestriansource β†—

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