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I asked the same question to a world class jumper and he did not know.
On my own research investigation I came across "ox fence" which is a strong fence
consisting of a ditch,hedge and rail on one side. I would surmise that the double rail fence (show jumping -oxer) is called an oxer because of its similarity to a strong fence to keep in oxes .
I am continuing my investigation and will report any new findings.
What else can I help you with?
What is a oxer jump for horses?
An Oxer is an ''advanced'' type of showjump, with two rails which may be seen even or uneven. There are many different types to this one jump, including: The Descending Oxer the back rail is lower than the front rail, riders however believe that this species of the jump is dangerous as it courses an optical illusion for the horse. The Ascending Oxer this is where the front rail is down below the back rail, this kind of oxer is found to be the easiest to jump. Hogsback this type of oxer is mainly used over cross country courses. It has three rails, with the tallest in the middle. Square the ''parallel'' oxer - the height of the jump is the same as the width. This is known to be one of the most challenging oxers to be seen in a competition. These are just a few examples of various types of oxers.
What is the name of the horse jump which polls are crossed?
The name of that jump is cross rails. It is usually what people use as there first jumps when there learning.
When was Jonathan Oxer born?
Jonathan Oxer was born on 1970-07-26.
What is a Liverpool jump for horses?
a liverpool jump is a jump usually a vertical or oxer with a 'pool' of water under it. They are typically blue or black in color and about four inches deep. They are used to kind of try and spook the horse during the course and cause a refusal.
What are the names of horse jumps?
There are many different kinds of horse jumps: Vertical: a single straight up and down jump.Picture: Oxer: Spread jump. Two verticals next to each other. There are many different kinds of oxers: A ramped oxer: with the back rail higher than the front rail A square oxer: with both rails at the same height A swedish oxer: The poles slant in different directions creating the look of an X in the air. Other jumps: Triple Bar: like an oxer, is a spread jump. But this time with three verticals gradually getting higher. Cross rail: two poles going different directions creating an X There are other unique jumps used in some competitions (like a Wall, a liverpool, a Fan jump, the open water, and a hogsback) but the ones I mentioned are the most popular.
What pet names rhyme w boxer?
Oxer, Soxer, Moxer, Roxer, Voxer, Doxer, Foxer, Loxer
What are some of the obsacles in horse jumping?
In show jumping, there are three basic types of fences, the vertical, the crossrail, and the oxer. The vertical is just what it sounds like, a set of usually two poles stacked vertically between two posts that hold them up, or standards. The crossrail, not seen in jumping competetion and reserved for schooling, is made from two poles set diagonally in their jump cups so that they cross and make an X shape. Crossrails are used to help train a horse to leap in the center of a jump, as the lowest place in a crossrail is in the middle. An oxer is essentially a combination of two ascending verticals placed a few feet apart so that the horse must jump both in one leap. Oxers are the most advanced type of jump as they require a horse to gain more horizontal distance rather than vertical leap. Other than basic jumps, horses are also often required to jump walls, hedges, or pools of water. In cross country, horses may have to jump up or down banks, across ditches, or into or over water. In steeplechasing, essentially a horse race with jumps stuck out on the track, a feild of horses race over a series of hedges.
What are some names of show jumping jumps?
wwhitney said:I'm assuming that you're talking about show jumping as in jumping horses. The different types of jumps are: verticals (single), oxers (two verticals together, wide), water jump (very wide open water) and triple bar (3 ascending verticals close together). A vertical or oxer can be built with poles, panels... And verticals and oxers can be combined to create double or triple combinations. Generally the jumps in combinations are one or two strides apart. ELIStudent says: there is also the puissance, that is a competition on its own, some people include it as a showjumping jump others don't. Incase you don't know about it heres what it is: Its a big red wall that is made higher every round. You are out if you knock it down or one of the 'warming up jumps'. The warming up jumps are there for the first 3 round and for the first 2 round there are 2 then on the 3rd only 1 and after that there is none. The time does not matter and sometimes there is a limit to the rounds sometimes there isnt. It has been known that sometimes it can take 12 rounds to find a winner! Hope this helps
What are some four letter words with 2nd letter X and 3rd letter E and 4th letter R?
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -XER. That is, four letter words with 2nd letter X and 3rd letter E and 4th letter R. In alphabetical order, they are: oxer
What are words with x?
axal axed axel axes axil axis axle axon boxy brux calx coax coxa coxy crux dexy dixi dixy doux doxy eaux exam exec exed exes exit exon expo exul faix falx faux fixt flax flex flix flux foxy grex hoax ibex ilex ixia jaxy jeux jinx jynx lanx luxe lynx maxi minx mixt mixy moxa myxo next nixe nixy onyx oryx oxen oxer oxes oxid oxim pixy plex poxy prex roux saxe sext sexy taxa taxi text ulex vext waxy wexe xyst yunx
How do you know if a horse is purebred?
There is no absolutely sure way, unless you have registration papers or your horse is an outstanding example of its breed. Arabians are generally recognizable because they have a dished head, very small, fine muzzle, and will arch their necks in a very characteristic manner. Appaloosas are usually spotted, but solid ones are well known. Quarter Horses are big, muscled horses most of the time. Draft horses, such as Clydesdales and Percherons, have large feet and are very tall. Gaited horses move in a way other than a normal walk/trot/canter. The best way to determine a breed is to narrow the horse down to what breeds it could be, and then investigate the breed characteristics.
What actors and actresses appeared in Hunt Angels - 2006?
The cast of Hunt Angels - 2006 includes: Wayne Bassett as Ned Kelly - Short Renzo Bellato as Ned Kelly Fat Alma Brooks as herself Robert Bruning as Stanley Mount Peter Carmody as Allan Cooke Peter Gwynne as Rodney Shaw Jennifer Hagan as Mrs. Tolstein Jonathan Hardy as Magistrate Kylie Harris as Woman in Street Julie Herbert as Gwen Oatley Victoria Hill as Alma Brooks Rupert Kathner as himself Ari Levanael as Trapeze Artist Ben Mendelsohn as Rupert Kathner Zane Michael Powell as Young Bren Brown Barry Noonan as himself Niki Owen as Young Gwen Oatley Eloise Oxer as Clarice Kathner Allan Peters as himself Andrew Pike as himself Benjamin Prindable as Allied Soldier Alex Renwick as Grocer Doug Scroope as Studio Producer John Sheerin as Raymond Longford Ron Varinga as Courthouse Stenographer Doreen Warburton as Audience Woman Bill Young as Ned Kelly - Tall
