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5 Responses to “If a horse does Hunter Under Saddle and Jumping could it do Hunter Jumper?”

1. By chipinternational14 on Jun 16, 2009 | Reply

   the hunter under saddle is basically the hunter jumper but the horse is judged hunters usually really nice and work to form, test jumper just to be fast and clear the races, not worring about the shape. with regard to the dressage, I do not see why your horse could not do it and the hunter. the horse that makes the 3 disciplines should be able to do the things you hunter duty to work with him shortly anyway. But it sounds like a horse respectable! Hope that helps!

2. By partly cloudy on Jun 18, 2009 | Reply

   as a horse event three days that actually has good form over fences? then yes. the hunter / jumper is jumpers (judged on speed and clean round) that hunters are judged on the way to go (on floor) and that form over fences. you should be able to do the dressage through the first level without having recedete pens for jumpers.

3. By kitindy on Jun 21, 2009 | Reply

   With the judgement on the form nell'anello and over jumps, the horse should be able to make a nice steady speed around the course and over jumps. In jumper nothing really matters until the rails remain up in hunter who you want to do the second course on a steady trot or gallop light, makes the corners round pleasant, it is right to jump inside, makes it a nice shape over jumps total request your time and pleasant. The hunter under saddle is the same thing that I spoke just unless the facades on most of the time, the horse are judged on the way to go, rounding of the corners, a pleasure to drive, mainly things like that. If your horse is good in dressage and can then jump can be formed to make the jumper, hunter. All you need to refine your jump and the way to go, makes regular… =)

4. By preppygirlx3 on Jun 24, 2009 | Reply

   The hunter under saddle is a class judged on horseback. If it is judged on the horse, is a class hunter. If it is judged on the rider is a class of equitation. If a class is timed, is a class jumper. Haha. that was facilitated! Mine answer?–&paid=asked&msgr_status =

5. By Jordan S on Jun 26, 2009 | Reply

   The hunter is based on how reactes horse to your claims. The judges the gradicono when the horse reacts not only immediately but with garbo to your claims. for example, the judges gradicono much more if the horse advances immediately in a light gallop. The lower level will have if your horse trotta quickly and sloppily before breaking into a gallop lightly.