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Jumping Clinic Classics: A Scopey Jumper

This rider has a very good leg. Her stirrup is on the ball of her foot, her ankle is elastic and supple, her heel is down and in, and her...

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Jumping Clinic Classics: A Solid "A" Rider

This is a beautiful picture of a horse and rider team who look as if they can perform. If I were grading them, I'd give the rider a 96 and...

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Jumping Clinic Classics: A Lovely Long Release

This is a very nice, soft picture. The rider's leg is quite good, with her heel down (but not exaggerated) and ankle flexed. Her toe is out just a bit,...

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Jumping Clinic Extra with George Morris

Photos © Stacey Nedrow-Wigmore Top equitation riders spent five days under the watchful eye of show-jumping legend and equitation master George Morris at his namesake Horsemastership Training Session in early January...

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Jumping Clinic Classics: A Very Good Leg

A good position depends on a good leg, and this rider’s leg is very good: heel down, ankle flexed, toe out, and calf on her horse at the girth. Although...

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Jumping Clinic Classics: Tight in the Tack

With her very secure lower leg—heel down and absorbing the weight of her body, ankle flexed, toe out, lower leg resting on her horse’s side—this rider looks as if she’ll...

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Jumping Clinic Classics: Correct, Except the Turnout

There’s much to praise in this team’s performance. The relaxed, authoritative rider has a terrific leg, with heel down, ankle flexed, calf on her horse, good knee angle, and correct...

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Jumping Clinic Classics: An Excellent Example

This is as excellent an example of a child rider as we’ve ever had. She has a beautiful leg. Her heels are down and her stirrups are just the right...

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WEG: Frank Chapot - Show Jumping coach

Frank Chapot has completed five decades as a key figure with the United States Equestrian Team. He first joined it as the youngest member of the 1956 Olympic Show...

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Jumping Clinic Classics: A Proper Short Release

This rider’s leg position is wonderful: heel down, ankle flexed, and toe out just enough. The contact is evenly distributed through the thigh, inner knee bone, and calf; as a...

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