Jump Course Design Manual: How to Plan and Set Practice Courses for Schooling Hunter, Jumper and Equitation Riders Spiral-bound – 18 April 2013

Great training aid, loads of good training ideas and ideas on course lay outs would recommend to any budding showjumpers

Great book.

A really useful book!

Every rider should have this book!

I purchased this book for my trainer, who is currently revamping the jumping course at the equestrian center where we board our horses, while also training her new Thoroughbred mare. My trainer is very pleased with the book which not only provides information on excellent course designs but also the 'nuts and bolts' behind course building. Superb illustrations abound along with full-color images of courses -- this book is filled with all the details one needs to design a great and challenging course from basic courses up through the professional designs, and is recommended by the highly esteemed George Morris.The book is hardcover and has spiral binding, so lies flat when open on the table. I recommend the volume be kept in a protective plastic bag, if left in dusty tack rooms!Well worth the investment -- this book will be a permanent fixture at the stables.

Excellent

I've been riding for 20 years and done plenty of showing, setting up jumps etc. but there was plenty of things in here that I didn't know. She also has many pages of course diagrams (I have a jumper course set up in my arena right now!). She also has gymnastic courses based on de Nemethy's designs. If you like Linda Allen's 101 Jumping Exercises, you'll find this book useful too!

Love this book, so many ideas!!