Horse Training : How to Train a Horse to Jump

To train a horse to jump, your horse first needs to have good stops, be supple, give to your leg and go forward or bend when you ask. Start training your horse to jump with a low cross rail with help from a horseback riding instructor in this free video on horse training.

Expert: Teri Carter
Bio: Teri Carter is an horseback riding instructor at Saddlebrook Stables in Castle Hayne, North Carolina.
Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

Series Description: A well-trained horse will be able to stop, walk, jump and respond to your commands. Train your horse to accept your commands with help from a horseback riding instructor in this free video series on horse training.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• train a horse to stop
• train a horse to walk
• horse jumping
• mounting a horse
• riding a horse
• lunge lines
• horse breaking
• bridling a horse
• neck reining a horse
• train a horse to lope
• saddles

[bieberAndhorses]

u know lady u dant have to post a video if u dont want to...

[BethanHorseMad]

she's a happy bunny :D makes it sound so easy - IT'S NOT!

[Kiah2211]

She sounds soooo boring

[ILuvMyHorseTango]

@hannahhorsego actually, grabbing mane helps you balance if your horse takes off early or late or even does a retarded jump. grabbing my horses mane has saved my butt numerous times. and in the coaching course i'm taking, they talk about jumping and how when you are learning to jump you should grab mane because it will help you get used to the feel of holding yourself up in the saddle (in 2-point) and etc.

[hannahhorsego]

lol u are not supposed to grab the horse's main. And Shes going to get someone hurt jumping in a western saddle.

[jlequestrian]

omg, a western saddle? and isn't it a lot easier to start beginning jump work on a lunge line that way you don't have to deal with a "big awkward jump"? geesh people.

[mustlovejumping]

oh dear god. a western saddle for jumping? and i love how when she says the horse needs to be able to go forward, it shows a horse doing a ridiculously slow western jog.