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| There are 5 words that you need to remember every time you jump. They are called the jumping basics name 3 of them |
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| balance. eyes, sink, release, finish |
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| There are 2 terms that horsemen use to tell you a rider is out of balance or not "with" the horse what are there terms. |
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| When you are jumping what does release mean? |
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| To allow the pony's neck to stretch and jump safely |
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Which are NOT important when you are learning how to jump
A and expericenced helper
B a quite and experenced horse
C Jumps that cam be set high enough
D safe riding attire including an ASTM/SEI approved helmet |
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| When you canter what is one way to help you relax your seat and rock gently with the pony? |
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| Imagine you have saddle soap on your seat and you are polishing the saddle. |
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| How many holes should you change your stirrups every time you jump? |
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| what may happen to your tack if you leave it near a radiator or the sun |
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| If you are under 10 can you compete in a walk trot compition? |
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| Name 2 things which cause leather to lose its natural fat and suppleness |
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| Getting wet, drying out, heat, sweat, salt, dirt |
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| What makes good storage for tack? |
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| Clean. safe from animals, droppings, scratching, chewing by animals (and people) not damp, not to hot |
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| What should you check for every time you need to clean your tack. |
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| What happens to tack which becomes sweaty, dirty, and dusty |
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| Becomes hash, dry, rough on hands, it will dry out and crack faster |
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| What is the oldest breed of horse |
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| At which letter does the judge sit? |
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| In show jumping what happens when you nock down a rail? |
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| At a show jumping rally what is a " schooling area" |
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| What will looking at the small veins on his face and feeling his neck, looking at his nostrils and feeling his chest tell you? |
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| Why might you sponge your pony with water? |
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| To cool him and remove sweat and dirt. |
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| It is cold and after a ride scruffy is wet with sweat. T or F the best thing to do is put a heavy blanket on him. |
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What way should you NOT keep a pony
A stabled
B in a pasture
C staked out |
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should you clean your tack
A once a month
B after every ride
C once a week
D right before a show |
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