There are many different things to do while on the back of a horse. Trail rides, jumping fences, chasing cattle, or making friends with other horse lovers.
Not sure what you are referring to but in Hunt Seat riding "pleasure" and "jumping" are not the same thing. A "pleasure" class is on the flat and a "jumping" class is over fences. A horse can do both if it istrained to do so but obviously not at the same time.
They can jump over high fences.
Paint horses are basically a Quarter Horse with excesive white and can be used for many different things. You can use them to cut cattle, jump fences, pull a carriage, trail ride and many more things.
Mark the horse - hot brands, freeze brands, microchips, tattoos - all deter theft and help to identify the horse if it does go missing. Farm security is important. Consider gates with locks, secure fences that are not wire which can be easily cut, cameras, lights, and signs telling visitors that the farm is protected by security measures. Keep the horse away from perimeter fences and within sight of the residence.
It is known as a steeple-chase.
Its a Horse Trial, clearing fences and waterjumps in a choreographed fashion
I've been around horse's my whole life, and I would think wooden fences would be better to keep in a horse. Vinyl fences tend to snap more easy, pretty sure they don't hold a ton or more very well. If you're planning on setting up fencing with wood fences, I would recommend letting your wood set out in the sun for a week or so until it is completely dry if you get it from a mill. ( or even if it is wet ) You don't want rotting fence posts! and if you are asking about jumping fences, it really depends if you want your fences to break apart more easy when you crash through them. If they are rock solid and not moving, your horse is more likely to flip over them. Hope I helped ^^;
We went from horse/cow plows to tractors, Wooden fences to barbed-wire fences (sometimes today), Different fertilizers.
Spooking does not matter hoe high a horse can jump. If a horse has jumped over fences and has been trained you will be able to have your horse jump higher in competition.
The name of a class of horse used for work is a draught horse.
Horses earn points during the shows.Not after. When a horse enters in a halter show, the horse can win points for looking clean and well groomed. If you were in say a jumping class, a horse would get points for doing the wrong things. These "points" are called "faults." If a horse knocked a pole from the fence, the horse would get a fault. A fault though is really 4 points instead of one. So if the horse knocked down 2 fences, that would be 8 faults. And so on going up by four. But you DO NOT get points in a good or bad way when you're out of the ring.