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Yes, horses use specific muscles that contribute to their jumping ability. The primary muscles involved include the gluteals, quadriceps, and various back and core muscles, which provide strength and power during the take-off phase. Additionally, the flexibility and coordination of these muscles play a crucial role in enabling horses to clear obstacles effectively. Proper training and conditioning can further enhance these muscle groups for improved jumping performance.

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