Show jumping is a thrilling equestrian discipline that demands precision, balance, and trust between horse and rider. Behind every successful jump lies not only good training but also the right equipment. In this article, we’ll walk you through the essential gear used in daily show jumping training—and how HopeHorse can help you build a safe, functional, and professional training environment.
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| Alu. Pole | Wooden Pole |
Jump poles are a basic element in show jumping.
Materials: Made from wood, PVC, or lightweight composite materials.
Colors: Bright and contrasting colors enhance the horse’s visual recognition.
Size: Standard lengths range from 3 to 4 meters.
HopeHorse offers durable and colorful jump rails designed for both training and competition use.
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Used to hold and adjust the height of the poles.
Multiple height settings for progressive training.
Available in various designs: classic straight-leg, X-frame, or European-style.
Some models come with wheels for easy transport.
HopeHorse jump wings are known for their stable structure, eye-catching colors, and weather-resistant materials.
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Jump cups support the poles on the standards.
Drop-away designs for safety during knockdowns.
Easy to attach and adjust.
HopeHorse jump cups are made from heavy-duty plastic or metal and comply with safety regulations.
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Used for rhythm work, stride adjustment, and jump preparation.
Low height makes them ideal for young horses and warm-ups.
HopeHorse provides adjustable cavaletti systems perfect for all experience levels.
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Mimic the complexity of show courses.
Improve a horse's focus and desensitize them to visual distractions.
HopeHorse fillers include faux flowers, panels, and sponsor-branded designs.
Helps set correct stride lengths between jumps.
Essential for building gymnastics and combination fences.
Helmet, safety vest, gloves, riding boots.
Jumping saddle, tendon boots, fetlock boots, saddle pads, and martingales.
HopeHorse not only provides arena equipment but also stable accessories to keep your tack well-organized between sessions.
Inspect jump rails and standards regularly for cracks or wear.
Store equipment properly to protect from moisture or sunlight damage.
Keep training surfaces dry and level to prevent injuries.
HopeHorse also offers arena levellers and drag mats to maintain your training grounds in top condition.
Show jumping isn't just about jumping high—it's about training smart. With the right gear and a trusted supplier like HopeHorse, you can create a training setup that supports long-term progress and ensures the safety of both horse and rider.
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