Show jumping

Coming soon to Horsia

In show jumping the result is objective: faults and time. Horses start in young horse classes at 4 to 7 years old and the best reach international Grand Prix at 1.60 m, in five-star shows (CSI5*), Nations Cups and championships.

How the levels work

Young horses jump classes for their age and, at 5, 6 and 7, the best go to the young horse world championships in Lanaken. Then the heights rise through national and international shows, from CSI1* to CSI5*, where the Grand Prix is jumped over 1.60 m.

What makes a top jumper

• Scope: the power to jump big fences easily
• Technique: quick front legs and a round back (bascule)
• Carefulness: not wanting to touch the poles
• A good canter, balance and rideability between fences
• Courage and a competitive mind

What Horsia will measure

When Horsia opens show jumping it will measure technique and scope over the fence from video, compare the horse with young horse finalists and top jumpers, and estimate the level it can reach. We will open it once our AI is validated against real results.

Breeds in this discipline

Holsteiner · Selle Français · BWP (Belgian Warmblood) · Zangersheide · Irish Sport Horse · KWPN (Dutch Warmblood) · Oldenburg · Hanoverian · Swedish Warmblood

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Breeds and disciplines

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