Oxer: Two verticals close together to widen the jump. (Spread)
Triple Bar: Spread fence with 3 jumps of different heights.
Cross Rail: Two jump poles that form an "x". The jump is lower in the middle and is commonly used for beginners.
Bounce: Multiple fences with no strides in between the jumps
Brush Fence: Fence with a solid bottom with brush on top.
Wall: Solid jump that is usually made to resemble brick or stone, but is made of lightweight material.
Hogsback: Spread with 3 rails, and the tallest rail is the highest.
Bank: Jumps that go from one level to another.
Filler: The part below some fences, like flowers, gates, boxes, or rolltops.
Combination: Combination of 2 or 3 jumps in a row.
Open Water: Wide gulley of water
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ReplyDeleteyou forgot a double and a related distance, a skinny and the hogs back dont make sense :)
ReplyDeleteBy hogs back they mean three rails, one after the other like an oxer, but the middle rail is the highest and the other two are lower, usually at the same height.
DeleteSometimes they are called different things in different countries. Thank you soo much for making this! I am going to study to know all of them!
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