How do a crossrail jump on a horse?
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A cross rail is jump where two jump standards are crossed. (Example in the source list) They are useful for beginners because they help you find the middle of the jump (where you should jump it) because the two standards cross in the center, creating a distinguished center point in the middle of an X. So the center of the X is where you sould cross the jump!  Hope this help!
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Here's a good webpage to help you with your jumps. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/8339/jumps.html
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you dont takle the horse, the horse takles you.  i have run across some videos of this on the net.\n\n\nMay the horse be with you.
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Look it up under "freefall" simulator.\n\nHave fun.\n\n=8-)
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the elephant can jump
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You pull the red lever in the front so that it opens the hook at the bottom. You then place it on the bottom platform over the silver rails. Release the red lever and it should attach. I hope this helps.
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Have you tried just HAND WALKING the horse through an open gate? You can also ride them through the open gate.   We used to do this with 2 yr olds that were new to the track.  You'll have to set it up with your gate personell & outrider PRIOR to doing it unless you are fortunate enough to have your own to to practice with!  We also had several horses that would only load with another horse & this was a problem, so the gate personell made sure to have another horse next to them that loaded easily, but this is a frowned upon practice nowadays.  You could always use the old food ploy!  Have someone on the other side of the gate with his favorite treat.  Other than that, we just used muscle, brute force, or the gate crew beat the crap out of 'em!  Honestly, it just takes time, patience & repitition from people who want to help the horse, rather than hurt them.  Your horse MAY have been injured in a starting gate incident at sometime in their life.  They are just like we are, only they can't speak our language, so we have to learn theirs by trial & error & that ain't easy for most humans with an animal that is so headstrong & has mass over us.  Have you tried using another rider?  Sometimes this helps.  Also try blinkers.  It could be the eyes that are the problem area.
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place your feet so one foot is on the front part and the other on the back. You bend your knees and push off the back part, like jumping, and that's about it.
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riding is possible on account of friction between horse's feet and ground \nthe rider and horse together form a system which runs due to friction with gound
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connect the jump start leads of your landrover to the nearest powerstation, and the other end to your asssss\n\nthat should have you jumping like a joey....
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http://www.jumpusa.com/p14.htm
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Remember this rule: The lower the cross, the faster the ball travels. The trick is to keep it no higher than knee level. Plus you have to have enough room to do it and remember to travel in a straight line when the defender's faked out. The best moves in the world are useless without the knowledge of how to use them.
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only if you are doing it with a horse
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She's out behind herself...you need to get her to engage her hind end and really reach underneath her body.  Also slightly on the forehand.  When you collect a canter, you want more up and down action with energy, not to stop the energy by slowing her down.  Nice looking horse though.
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Eventing includes 3 categories: Cross-Country, Dressage and Show Jumping. Horse and rider compete in all 3. IT's usually a 3 day event. It's so much fun. If horse and rider are really good, and excel at all three categories, they can win big! Don't know anything about cow horses though.
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tie a rope to a pole, both ends\nwhen ya see em gallopin thataway, em wont be overridin no more ya see
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If youre having trouble with fluid movement, you'll probably find that he has almost been overschooled in his dressage. What you need to do is dont worry about holding him in a frame. Maintain a light, loose contact and encourage him forward in the gate that he is in. Dont ask for anything in that gate and use your seat to control the speed ie lower it (drop your seat) to slow down and lighten it and push forward slightly to speed up. Just forget what he is doing with his head at the moment as that can be corrected later. When jumping, use small jumps and do the same thing. Let him carry himself, not you carry him, and eventually he will come around.