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Learning to Jump
Going over fences is exhilarating, but it's built on flatwork and a balanced position long before the jumps go up. These beginner guides start with crossrails, the release, and the two-point seat so your first jumps stay smooth and safe.
HOW TO JUMP A HORSE (easy beginner guide)
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