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Is two weeks enough to get ready for 3' jumpers?
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July 21st, 2009 01:10
Is two weeks long enough to get a horse ready for 3' jumpers? He is being ridden outside, and occasionally lunged and jumped to 2'6. He seems to keep in good condition, and retain muscle. The jumps usually need to be at least 2'6 for him to actually jump it. He has done to 2'9 jumpers, and schooled to 3'9. He is 7yrs old.
Sept 15th, 2009 17:24
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