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Principles of Eq (Jumping)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is the 3rd phase in the 5 phases of jumping?

a)

The get away

b)

The take off

c)

The approach

d)

The moment of suspension

e)

The landing

2.

What type of fence encourages the horse to open up and stretch over the fence?

a)

Vertical

b)

Spread

c)

Crosspole

d)

Planks

3.

Why are fillers used under showjumps?

a)

To make them scary so more horses stop

b)

To make them more attractive for spectators

c)

To make the jumps look smaller by filling in the space underneath

d)

To back the horses off and encourage them to make a better shape.

4.

What are the purposes of using a cross pole? (You can pick more than 1 answer)

a)

They are more inviting for young horses

b)

They are harder for them to run out

c)

They keep the horses straighter over the fence

d)

They can help slow down horses that rush

e)

They encourage the horse to be neater in its front & hind leg technique

5.

How many horse strides are there between fences in a bounce?

a)

1 non jumping stride

b)

0 non jumping strides

c)

1 short non jumping stride

6.

What is the reason for using a grid as part of your jumping training?

(a)  

7.

What is the correct distances for a 1 non jump stride double from a canter approach on a horse over 15.2hh?

a)

21 - 24 ft or 6.4 - 7.5 m

b)

26 - 29ft or 7.92 - 8.84m

c)

30 - 32ft or 9.14 - 9.75m

8.

What is the minimum distance between trot poles for a horse? (Answer can be in either feet or metres)

(a)  

9.

What exercise could you use to help a horse develop a better canter rhythm on the flat?

4 lines
10.

What is the purpose of a placing pole?

a)

To slow a horse down

b)

To help create a clear take off point for the horse

c)

To improve the shape the horse makes

d)

To make it more inviting for the horse

11.

If you were building a grid for a young horse what types of fences would you use and why?

4 lines
12.

What is likely to happen if your approach to a fence lacks impulsion? (You may select more than 1 answer)

a)

The horse will get too close and will have to jump bigger

b)

It will give the horse more time to see the fence

c)

The horse is more likely to refuse

d)

The horse will create a better shape as it will have more time to prepare.

13.

Two fences with between 4 and 6 canter strides between them is called what?

(a)  

14.

Standing martingales are permitted tack under BS rules?

a)

True

b)

False

15.

How many penalties do you get for a refusal in showjumping?

(a)