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Plot Your Course to Success

Ready to go to your first show, but want to practice riding a course at home? After all, practice makes perfect. But first, you need to put together multiple jumps in a row at home to be successful in the show ring.

This guide will help you create a safe and fun show jumping course for any size arena.

We also will discuss types of jumps and other styles of jumping courses like a hunter course, or an equitation course.

Show Jumps 101

There are many different types of jumps you might find on a jumper course—here is a basic breakdown:

• Vertical jumps have one or more poles (or planks) placed directly above each other.

  This jump has no spread, or width.

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• The word “oxer” is an umbrella term for two vertical jumps positioned right next to each other to make a wider jump. The width between the two verticals is called the spread.
  • Traditional Oxers have the back bar slightly higher than the front.

    This is also called an ascending oxer.

  • Box/Square Oxers have both bars at equal height
  • Descending Oxers have the second bar lower than
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