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How to Ride Over Show Fences
By Jimmy Cox
Show Jumping, has now definitely "arrived" in Great Britain as an international sport.
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The Take-Off In Show Jumping Explained
By Jimmy Cox
Bromley Davenport's words in his Dream of the old Meltonian are very apt when describing the take-off of a horse in show jumping. The quotation, "With your muscular quarters beneath you collected," describes a state of affairs eminently desirable at the take-off.
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Jumping Over The Fence With Style
By Jimmy Cox
Over the fence is the moment usually chosen for Show Jumping photographs, mainly no doubt because it is the most spectacular, but also because it is the moment when the horse and rider are apt to look their best.
This spectacular part of show jumping should be enjoyed by rider and horse alike.
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The Art of Show Jumping
By Jimmy Cox
There is often a certain feeling of relief when a fence, particularly a difficult one, has been left safely behind. Such a feeling endangers concentration, and for a few very important strides the rider may forget his preconceived plan and a very momentous phase in the round may be indifferently ridden.
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