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Once again, a cavalletti is not a jump, so your horse should be able to canter over each one in a normal canter stride. The distance between the two cavalletti will depend somewhat on how big your gelding is; set them in increments of 10 or 11 feet for an average-strided horse. hunter judge and equestrian coach explains how to get the right distance when jumping your horse.
Foal. No-not exactly. She said a horse can jump as high as their withers. Not higher or lower, but insinuating that every horse can jump as high as their own withers. When I questioned her, she said yes, that every horse can jump as high as their own withers, but no more was said than that. I know there are plenty of horses jumping Gran Prix and Puissance Walls regularly-I can't remember the record-but the last time I looked it was in the 7-8 foot range. Her statement meant that any horse can jump as high as its own withers.