Dylan Jumping 2'3-2'6 Outside

This was his first time outside this year and hasn't jumped for a couple of weeks.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Horse
• jump
• equestrian

[showjumperluvr4]

u have such a cute horse! =D

[otownfan9480]

Thank you!!! 

[jackiesps6]

actually it does...if ur on the wrong lead then it can lead to bad jumps and a lower mark from the judges.

[otownfan9480]

I understand what you're saying, and essentially, yes, it can throw the horse off balance since that is how horses balance themselves, and you can get bad marks as a result of an affect from having an unbalanced line, but simply being on the wrong lead on a straight line in between fences alone doesn't count against you as long as the line is smooth.

[madicarr]

NICE horse

good rider

u guys are made for eachother

what breed?

[otownfan9480]

Thank you :) He's, believe it or not, a paint/mustang cross, and is registered with the Pinto Horse Association of America. It's hard to see, but he is a grey and white pinto; a real combination of his parents. His dad was chestnut and white paint with almost identical markings, and his mom was a very light, solid grey mustang.

[alexandshaker]

you guys are goo good

[Vansart8]

lovely! if he hasnt jumped in a while well wow! haha He was amazing you guys make a good team!

[equestrian213]

very nice ride, i'm going 2 be starting 2 show at that hight on my new horse at the end of the month hopefully lol :-)

[otownfan9480]

It was in between fences on some of the lines, but the horse's lead only matters on the corners. If you're jumping a line, the lead in between the jumps doesn't matter.