Horse jumps come in many different styles. A good training course should include multiple forms to push both the horses and riders to a higher level. Likewise, mixing different styles creates a more visually interesting course. Read on to learn … Read More

Despite their enormous size and powerful hooves, horses tend to be naturally nervous around any perceived danger—no matter the level of the threat. Beyond the physical component of equestrian training, horses must also be trained in the school of discipline … Read More

While you save a lot of money when you purchase horse jump coops, DIYers might feel more inclined to try building their own. Fortunately, the process isn’t too difficult if you have decent carpentry skills. Here are the basics of … Read More

  Horse jump cups are just one small but very important part of your jump arena equipment.  They play a very crucial role. The jump cup, when attached to the standard, holds the pole in place. However, they don’t just … Read More

  For a horse and rider to compete successfully, they need to be prepared. There is no better way to introduce a horse to the obstacles it will meet in competition than to include the various styles in your arena. … Read More

No competition would be complete without standard elements like horse jump gates. Although not the most basic jump equipment, they are without a doubt one of the most popular. Gates offer a unique perspective, throw unusual shadows, and look more … Read More

  When you want to introduce your horse to a dynamic and interesting obstacle, change up the planks on your fences. Custom horse jump planks can be tailored entirely to your stadium course and training facility design preferences. Made-to-order products … Read More