wench
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whats the difference?
show cross vs jump cross...
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FigJam
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I presume you know what SJ is so I'll just explain the jumpcross part!!
Jumpcross is effectively showjumps (green/yellow polyjump style) over XC terrain. They can include going through water, up/down slopes (poss steps/ditches) but with the reassurance of knock down fences rather than solid.
A nice introduction to XC riding if you or your horse haven't done it before and they tend to have training/competition days quite regularly through the summer.
Check out http://www.jumpcross.com/ for more info.
Jumpcross is effectively showjumps (green/yellow polyjump style) over XC terrain. They can include going through water, up/down slopes (poss steps/ditches) but with the reassurance of knock down fences rather than solid.
A nice introduction to XC riding if you or your horse haven't done it before and they tend to have training/competition days quite regularly through the summer.
Check out http://www.jumpcross.com/ for more info.
MagicMelon
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So what's show cross? I've never heard of it either...!
wench
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well i come to the conclusion its a round of sj then straight out onto xc course
FigJam
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Doh! Just realised I was too speedy in my reply the last time and thought you were asking about Show JUMPING vs jump cross!
My sincere apologies and no wonder no one replied as I was being an idiot!!
Never heard of show cross though. A quick google brought up this;
http://www.pcuk.org/output/branches/25/PALLINSBURNSCHEDULE2007.doc
Which is (as mentioned) SJ with XC. So also known as "Eventers Grand Prix" I guess?
Never heard of show cross though. A quick google brought up this;
http://www.pcuk.org/output/branches/25/PALLINSBURNSCHEDULE2007.doc
Which is (as mentioned) SJ with XC. So also known as "Eventers Grand Prix" I guess?