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Jumping Is Jumping: How to Achieve Success over Any Fence

Jane Wallace, Kit Houghton

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Part 1 Horses and riders: type and conformation jumping technique improving the mechanics of the jump grids and exercises the rider's position and technique. Part 2 Tack and equipment. Part 3 The show-jumping course: practice-fence procedure show-jumping fences. Part 4 Walking the cross-country course and warming up. Part 5 Road and tracks and steeplechase. Part 6 Pace. Part 7 The cross-country.

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Key concepts: Jumping, Fence (mathematics), Jump, Pace, Position (finance), Engineering, Aeronautics, Simulation