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Show Jumping for Fun or Glory: A Training Manual for Successful Show Jumping at All Levels

Ernest Dillon, Helen Revington

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Part 1 Training: why train? choosing the right horse starting the young horse working your horse on the lunge jumping without a rider the rider's position working your horse on the flat more advanced work on the flat seeing a stride getting from fence to fence related distances jumping combinations gymnastic jumping. Part 2 Competing: show jumping competitions before the show getting there walking the course collecting ring technique the first round the jump-off what happens if...? more advanced classes. Part 3 For the good of the horse: saddlery and tack schooling aids and gadgets management of the show jumper riding surfaces. Appendices: tips from the top horse faults in pictures rider faults in pictures points to ponder.

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Part 1 Training: why train? choosing the right horse starting the young horse working your horse on the lunge jumping without a rider the rider's position working your horse on the flat more advanced work on the flat seeing a stride getting from fence to fence related distances jumping combinations gymnastic jumping. Part 2 Competing: show jumping competitions before the show getting there walking the course collecting ring technique the first round the jump-off what happens if...? more advanced classes. Part 3 For the good of the horse: saddlery and tack schooling aids and gadgets management of the show jumper riding surfaces. Appendices: tips from the top horse faults in pictures rider faults in pictures points to ponder.

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Part 1 Training: why train? choosing the right horse starting the young horse working your horse on the lunge jumping without a rider the rider's position working your horse on the flat more advanced work on the flat seeing a stride getting from fence to fence related distances jumping combinations gymnastic jumping. Part 2 Competing: show jumping competitions before the show getting there walking the course collecting ring technique the first round the jump-off what happens if...? more advanced classes. Part 3 For the good of the horse: saddlery and tack schooling aids and gadgets management of the show jumper riding surfaces. Appendices: tips from the top horse faults in pictures rider faults in pictures points to ponder.

Key concepts: Jumping, Jumper, Fence (mathematics), STRIDE, Jump, Engineering, Simulation, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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