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Whether you are practicing for stadium jumping or cross-country, it is helpful to have your own jumps, and they should be constructed in a safe and practical manner suited to the competition....
Learning to ride begins with good flat work. We've all seen the rider who is unable to stay with his horse over fences. Whether he's behind the motion or throwing himself on the horse's neck, he's...
Oxers are large fences that not only ask your horse to judge height, but to clear width. An oxer is two, separate sets of rails with standards that are spread a certain distance apart. These...
Whatever level the rider or experience of the horse, the ins and outs of the course are always cause for concern even among seasoned professionals. Errors mean penalties, so ensure that you...
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