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101 Jumping Exercises for Horse & Rider $26.35 Linda Allen has spent more than 35 years in the equestrian industry, training, riding, jumping, competing, and designing courses. In 101 JUMPING EXERCISES FOR HORSE & RIDER, she provides a logical and consistent series of exercises presented in a fun |
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Jumping for Kids Book $16.95 Jumping for Kids horse book includes chapters on Cross-Country, Show Jumping, Training, Poles and Fences, and Safety and Gear! |
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3D Jumping Horse Keyring $13 This 3D Jumper horse Keychain is metal and heavy. You will never loose your keys with this Jumper keeping track of them. It is also a great gift for any avid Jumper! |
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SHA WHTP861 Hunter Jumper Equestrian Horse Rider Horseshoe Wall Hanging Tapestry 17 in. x 26 in. $59.14 Hunter Jumper Wall Tapestry. Item #WHTP861. By designer Patty Siuda. Features a horse and rider jumping through a horseshoe. Approximate measurements: 17 x 26 Material(s):. Front: 99 Cotton 1 Other fiber. Care instructions: Spot or dry clean only |
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Jumping $10 Jumping |
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Wood sculpture, 'Jumping Horse' $382.95 The robust body of a horse is elegantly represented in suar wood by Made Mudana. Careful details lend an exaggerated reality to the animal's features, its large head reared above tenuously balanced hind legs. Mudana's sculpture displays abundant creativity, as he visualizes the final form of the raw wood by following its natural grain. |
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SHA TPM861 Hunter Jumper Equestrian Horse Tapestry Throw 50 in. x 60 in. $77.2 Hunter Jumper Horse Equestrian Tapestry Throw. Item #SHA TPM861. A rich and colorfully designed tapestry throw which features an equestrian on a horse jumping through a large horseshoe. Approximate measurements: 50 x 60 . Material(s): 100 cotton. Washing Instructions: Machine wash cold/tumble dry low. Made in the USA |
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Basic Jumping: Crowood Equestrian Guide $20.95 Basic Jumping is a complete introduction for every horse owner and rider... |
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Knockout 409.1 Jumping Horse Stock Hitch Covers $22.28 Jumping Horse...Hitch Cover Made of ABS Plastic with a Polyurethane Gel Emblem. Image will not fade crack peel or yellow. The Hitch comes with a Removable Spring Loaded Clip for Locking convenience. Fits Standard 2 receiver. Collection: Country Designs. Dimensions: 3.5 L x 3.5 H x 5 W. |
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Knockout 409.2 Jumping Horse Stock Hitch Covers $22.28 Jumping Horse...Hitch Cover Made of ABS Plastic with a Polyurethane Gel Emblem. Image will not fade crack peel or yellow. The Hitch comes with a Removable Spring Loaded Clip for Locking convenience. Fits Standard 2 receiver. Collection: Country Designs. Dimensions: 3.5 L x 3.5 H x 5 W. |
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Jumping For Kids $19.95 Young equestrians dream of galloping toward a fence on their favorite horse and sailing over it in one long, smooth leap... |
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Hunt Seat : Horse Jumping Obstacles, Show Hunter, Vladimir Littauer, Honey Craven, United States Equestrian Federation, Refusal, Lead Change $8.81 No Synopsis Available |
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Horse jumping Light T-Shirt by CafePress $20 Look cool without breaking the bank. Our durable, high-quality, pre-shrunk 100% cotton t-shirt is what to wear when you want to go comfortably casual. Preshrunk, durable and guaranteed.5.6 oz. 100% cotton Standard fit Horse jumping Light T-Shirt Tee, TShirt, Shirt Look cool without breaking the bank. Our durable, high-quality, pre-shrunk 100% cotton t-shirt is what to wear when you want to go comfortably casual. Preshrunk, durable and guaranteed.5.6 oz. 100% cotton. Standard fit. |
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Horse Jumping Sports Light T-Shirt by CafePress $20 Kelli Swan's Jumper Horse Art Airborne. Featuring a stylized Jumper Horse pencil drawing, this Jumper Horse Art depicts the look of the Jumper Horse. Great Jumper Horse Gift Sports Light T-Shirt Tee, TShirt, Shirt Look cool without breaking the bank. Our durable, high-quality, pre-shrunk 100% cotton t-shirt is what to wear when you want to go comfortably casual. Preshrunk, durable and guaranteed.5.6 oz. 100% cotton. Standard fit. |
Let the Hunter Judges Help You Win
What if you could ask a top USEF judge about 15 or 20 different questions about classic equitation and the ideal hunter, type of tack, adding a stride in a combination, using a crop, equitation work-offs, rider's attire, lead changes, using a crop. And then imagine if you could listen to that same clinic by not one but 10 or more USEF judges, listen to them once and then listen over and over again. What an education you would get!
Well, the hunter and equitation judges want you to know what it takes to win. There are rules that allow only limited interaction with the horse show judges at most horse shows, but you can now tap into the knowledge base of these judges and benefit from their experience. Many of the United States Equestrian Federation's top rated judges have been interviewed and filmed. These judges have all presided over the highest level of hunter shows from the east to the west coast, such as Indoors, Palm Beach, Capitol Challenge, Harrisburg, HITS, Toronto Royal Winter Fair, Devon and many others. In addition, they are also trainers, clinicians, riders, and instructors. They have been asked the same specific, detailed questions that you would ask. And you can now learn from their knowledge, and benefit from their experience and feedback so listen to them and learn.
An example question might be "In an equitation class, what "extra credit" moves do you like to see, on the flat and over fences?" A horse show is just that, a SHOW, and judges expect to see horses and riders at their best performance. Savvy riders will go the extra distance and push the envelope to show off their best qualities and their horse's best qualities. Would a stylish sitting trot, a counter canter into the arena, or a turn on the forehand make an inpact?
Or other questions could be "What do you look for in a hunter? What is your idea of a "classic hunter"? In a hunter under saddle class, comment on the "frame" of the horse you are looking for." Although standards exist for high level judges, judging hunters is largely subjective, based on jumping form, technique and overall impression. In hunter under saddle classes, the horse's movement and manners are judged, with quality of movement paramount. Good trainers and riders can accentuate their horse's movement by creating a more extended, fluid and balanced gait. This gait is established through various means: establishing a certain amount of collection, moving at a faster pace, sometimes a looser rein, and/or various equipment to achieve the desired "frame" or way of going.
Or questions like "What do you especially look for in an equitation ride? What are your top 3 priorities in the rider's form in terms of importance in an equitation rider, and why? (heels, hands, seat, etc.)" "Do you consider tack (martingales and bit) on a hunter? "
The brains of some of the USEF's top-rated hunter judges have been tapped. Hear what they are saying at http://www.askthehorseshowjudge.com They are speaking to amateur and junior riders, instructors, and trainers, and they want you to listen and learn. They have been questioned on all aspects of how they judge hunters and hunt seat equitation. Imagine listening to these and many more questions being answered. Their answers have been filmed, and you can hear straight from the judge's mouth. And you can repeatedly listen and learn. This valuable library of hunter and hunt seat equitation knowledge is now available. Just learning one or two invaluable nuggets of horsemanship from over 250 answers, opinions and preferences will surely make a difference in your next horse show performance.
About the Author
This author has been involved in horses for many years, including either directly or indirectly in junior and amateur showing, training, breeding, boarding, and judging. Questions always arise regarding what judges see and what wins in the show ring. It seemed appropriate to thoroughly research the subject, and determine if USEF judges are willing to explain, teach, and advise for the betterment of the sport. They certainly are. www.askthehorseshowjudge.com
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