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his is my favorite photo because it
demonstrates what jump racing is all
about What makes a mediocre rider a good rider, and a good rider a great rider, is taking risks and executing them properly. For a rider to move up into the next category, he must be able to measure what his horse has in the tank and know what buttons to push and when.
Courage, good timing and strength along with being fearless are attributes of great riders. Combine that with racing instinct, and that intangible known as ‘making some of your own luck,’ riders end up in the winner’s circle.
This photo epitomizes all of a rider’s strengths. This picture appears to be at a fence late in the race, perhaps last The horses are running hard and keeping your place in the race is very important This horse is fully extended and has made a great effort to jump from a long spot (or relative distance) over this hurdle.
He is flying with determination, not wast
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