4-H Horse Jumping

 
   
 
 
 
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In these Levels you will work through the basic skills that you will need to jump. These skills are very important because good clean jumps are the product of good flatwork and the complete understanding of both horse’s and rider’s biodynamics, jump construction, the ground underfoot and riding techniques.

A lot of the basic information has already been given to you in the Horse Reference Manual and the Dressage manual, so it will not be repeated here. This project is about learning to jump.

4-H Horse Jumping reference manualPart A - cover (436k)
Part B - pages 1-4 (177K)
Part C - pages 5-10 (237K)
Part D - pages 11-15 (182K)
Part E - pages 16-19 (239K)
Part F - pages 20-22 (129K)
Part G - pages 23-29 (473K)
Part H - pages 30-38 (241K)
4-H Horse Jumping manual full (2020K)
 
 
 
 

Other Documents in the Series

 
  Horse Project Descriptions
4-H Horse Reference Manual
4-H Horse Record Book
4-H Horse Leader Guide
4-H Horsemanship Assessment Tools
Young Horse Industry Options
Draft Horse Project - Application Deadline Nov 1
Alberta 4-H Standardbred Horse Project
Young Horse Incentive Program - 4-H Young Horse Project Option
Young Horse Industry Project Application
4-H Young Horse
4-H Horse Jumping - Current Document
Reining Alberta Youth Development
Horse Project Options - Driving, Endurance Riding, Polo, Vaulting, Showing
4-H Horse Rodeo
 
 
 
 
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This document is maintained by Corinne Skulmoski.
This information published to the web on February 11, 2005.
Last Reviewed/Revised on February 26, 2007.