I love TWHs, I own one myself, and they are very versatile. They do it all. My little mare jumps 55 gallon barrels, which are about 2 feet high, and she could jump higher, but I'm more into western so I dont focus on that a whole lot. Sorry, off topic kinda. the answer is yes, however, TWHs are better for begginers than serious competitors. a TWH will last you to around the 3 foot jumps, but after that, unless you have an exceptional horse, you may want to look into a hanoverian or thoroughbred for jumps higher than 3'6
Confirmation, breeding and training have more to do with a good jumping horse than age, but most horses younger than 4 or older than 20 will not be among the better jumping horses.
I've been show jumping for years. Over the years I find a horse with a good joint supplement and a icey hot rub down after jumping seem to do the best. I also dont jump my horse more then two days a week for no more then 1hr at a time, with a good warm up. As you must know jumping is hard on the horse and they need all the care form you to keep feeling good into there late teens.
Yes, they do. If crossed correctly, It will make a good speed racking horse
Well I have a Tennessee Walking Horse and she is really smart and a good listener. And Tennessee Walking Horses are popular for their natural gait.
Thoroughbreds, and warmbloods such as Hanoverians, and Oldenburgs, are some of the more common jumping breeds. In the link below, you can see what is ideal in a jumping horse.
Yes, one of the things they're good at is dressage because they can do the running walk.
if it was a boy Prince jumping indy or Indy prince or girl Princess Indy or princess jumping girl im just guesing idk i am not an naming expert good luck
yes the selle francias is great in all eniglish diciplines, expecially jumping.
Tennessee Walking horses are not the fastest horses. They run about the same speed as most other horses, around 25-30 mph. They are really smooth though, in all their gaits, trot and lope included, from my experience. They are really good horses. However, if you want a really fast horse for short distances, a Quarter horse would be a better breed. They can run at 55 miles an hour for about a quarter of a mile. For a slightly slower horse but with more stamina, you could look into a thoroughbred who run closer to 40 mph. Other horses run about 25-30 mph like the Tennessee walker.
Good tack like peggy and iccey and your horse having a lot of experience.
The Canadian Horse is well known for it's versatility in: For howrse: Western Events, Show Jumping and Carriage Driving. Good luck!
Her name is Alyssa Lavalley. She is on You Tube if you look up Alyssa on Wage it is her jumping. She's more of a horse women than a horse wisper.