Riders compete in a set order for the duration of the event. Begin with a ground pole, and after the last rider clears the obstacle, move the jump up to the next hole. A rider is excused when they have a rail, have a refusal or elect to not continue.
The last rider to clear the obstacle at the largest height wins! Get Started. Log In Register. Edit Close. Toggle navigation Menu. Thursday, November 11, Login Subscribe. Sign Up Log In. Dashboard Logout. Many of the riders were hard pressed to recall the last time they had simply ridden bareback.
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This record still stands today. Has anyone had the chance to watch a puissance competition live in action? Or better yet, a bareback puissance competition yep, those exist? Reference: Horse Network. Beginner - reasonably confident on a horse at a walk, rising trot and learning to canter. Intermediate - confident and in control on a moving horse at a steady canter over even ground, but does not ride regularly. Strong Intermediate - an intermediate rider who rides regularly and is comfortable in the saddle for at least 6 hours per day.
Advanced - All of the mentioned abilities, plus an independent seat, soft hands, confident and in control on a moving horse at a fast canter over uneven ground.
Instruction - you're keen to learn or up-skill with dressage, jumping or horse training. Exploratory Ride - accompanying a Globetrotting guide when they're road-testing a new ride destination.
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