emmecam
Active Member
Do I need to plait my horse in a working hunter class in local show?
working huter
- Thread starter emmecam
- Start date
CrazyHippo1
Well-Known Member
Unless you have a m&m and your doing m&m workers, you should always plait
emmecam
Active Member
He is a warmblood so I imagine I need to plait.
Can I use a white saddlecloth? Better saddlecloth or numnah?
Can I use a white saddlecloth? Better saddlecloth or numnah?
flyingfeet
Well-Known Member
You should use a discreet brown numnah if poss.
Otherwise a black one, but shouldn't technically use a white one.
On the other hand if going to a local show, I wouldn't worry. The main thing is to jump a clear, otherwise the cleaning and polishing is usually pointless!!
Otherwise a black one, but shouldn't technically use a white one.
On the other hand if going to a local show, I wouldn't worry. The main thing is to jump a clear, otherwise the cleaning and polishing is usually pointless!!
emmecam
Active Member
I was thinking the Roma Fleece Numnah? Would be ok or it cannot have fleece?
Pidge
Well-Known Member
this is me prepared for a working hunter class which should give you an idea on turnout - your horse can wear boots for the jumping phase but they need to come off for the show.
bunnereeny
Well-Known Member
My avator pic is from workers class.
Pidges pic is a very good example of how to turn out for workers. Snaffle or double bridles are acceptable.
CotswoldSJ also hase a good point don't get too hung up on your turnout if its local. Just concentrate on jumping clear in a steady rythm. Easier said than done lol.
Good luck for the show
Pidges pic is a very good example of how to turn out for workers. Snaffle or double bridles are acceptable.
CotswoldSJ also hase a good point don't get too hung up on your turnout if its local. Just concentrate on jumping clear in a steady rythm. Easier said than done lol.
Good luck for the show