show jumping

Contains instructions for 101 jumping exercises designed to help people improve their horse riding skills.

After her pony is injured while attempting a jump, Alexandra meets Comet, a magical pony who needs her help to find his twin sister.

Provides a history of horse jumping and the training and conditioning involved, especially as part of such competitions as the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event.

Explains, through photographs and text, how the horse is taught to jump and the procedure at shows, including practical advice on selecting the right horse, following a thorough training program, choosing equipment and clothing for horse and rider, and caring for the horse.

Introduces readers to show jumping, as well as the breeds and care of show horses. Discusses how they train and compete in Olympic and other jumping events.

Becky gets along with everyone at Shady Glen Stables except Hannah, who takes joy in taunting Becky with the fact that she is a better jumper and wins more competitions, but when Hannah is hurt and cannot ride, Becky thinks this might be her chance to shine, as long as she can help her horse Stormy get over his fear of jumping.

Provides information for young riders on how to train horses and ponies in the sport of jumping, includes tips on tackling different types of fences, building jumps, and dealing with difficult ponies, and offers advice on equipment.

Describes the different steps in learning how to jump when riding a horse or pony, discussing taking position, poles and grids, fences, riding a course, jumping in a show, and cross-country jumping.