: Use breakaway jump cups for the back rail of an oxer to prevent injury if the horse hits the jump. Popular Jump Types to Include How To DIY Portable Horse Jump Standards
: Basic 4-foot to 5-foot posts, often made from 4x4 lumber with 2x6 feet for maximum stability.
: The vertical supports that hold the rails.
: Lightweight versions can use PVC or Christmas tree stands as bases for easy storage and relocation.
: Traditionally 8-foot to 10-foot wooden landscape timbers.
: The horizontal bars that the horse jumps over.
: A minimum of 3 pairs per jump is recommended for an 8-jump course.
: Use breakaway jump cups for the back rail of an oxer to prevent injury if the horse hits the jump. Popular Jump Types to Include How To DIY Portable Horse Jump Standards
: Basic 4-foot to 5-foot posts, often made from 4x4 lumber with 2x6 feet for maximum stability.
: The vertical supports that hold the rails.
: Lightweight versions can use PVC or Christmas tree stands as bases for easy storage and relocation.
: Traditionally 8-foot to 10-foot wooden landscape timbers.
: The horizontal bars that the horse jumps over.
: A minimum of 3 pairs per jump is recommended for an 8-jump course.
