List of recommended distances between any two fences

Recommended Distances

Bounce only recommended for speed, derby or novelty classes

Tips for managing your distances

Here are a few tips to ensure you the distances right. Please also view the two videos below for a more comprehensive explanation.

1. Use a measuring tape to set your distances If setting a course for a competition, do three measurements. Measure the distance between the poles, so set a correct distance. Measure edge to edge on each side to ensure the pales are parallel. Last measure crossways, from to the edge of one side of the pole to edge on the other side of the pole. This last measurement should be equal as to ensure both elements line up.
2. Always watch how your distances are riding
   Sounds obvious, but if many competitors are doing one less stride or are taking off too close to the second element, your distance is too short. Lengthen the distance a little for the next class. If many competitors are doing an extra stride or taking off too far from the second element, the distance is too long. Shorten the distance for the next class.
3. Test at lower heights
   For jumping exercises it is wise to test the distances at a low height or poles on the ground. When you are confident that the distance start to raise the heights gradually to you and your horse's current level,

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