Keyhole Gymkhana at Michael Bigby blog

Keyhole Gymkhana. Often thought of as being for children and young teens only, gymkhana is actually open to riders of all ages and abilities, even if you don’t have your own horse. Gymkhana is a series of timed racing events designed to demonstrate controlled movement and teamwork between horse and rider. A starting line is set 100 feet back from the moutn of the slot. If your show is to be recognized by the cga, you must use a carded cga judge (refer to section 6). To get the best results, the horse should be trained to obey rein and leg aids and can turn quickly. The keyhole is a 20 foot diameter circle with a slot 4 feet wide and 10 feet long. In a keyhole race, the fastest time will win. Gymkhana showcases are meticulously planned events designed to give riders an exciting array of challenges and experiences. Gymkhana classes are a collection of timed speed events such as; Barrel racing, pole bending, keyhole race, keg race (also known as down. The thirteen standard events in cga. Refer to section 3 for entry requirements. Each requiring different skills from horse and rider alike to succeed. The contestants have to run as fast as possible. Gymkhana is an equestrian event in which riders are timed individually racing through a pattern (such as weaving poles), or compete in.

Each requiring different skills from horse and rider alike to succeed. Gymkhana showcases are meticulously planned events designed to give riders an exciting array of challenges and experiences. To get the best results, the horse should be trained to obey rein and leg aids and can turn quickly. A starting line is set 100 feet back from the moutn of the slot. In a keyhole race, the fastest time will win. If your show is to be recognized by the cga, you must use a carded cga judge (refer to section 6). Gymkhana is an equestrian event in which riders are timed individually racing through a pattern (such as weaving poles), or compete in. Gymkhana is a series of timed racing events designed to demonstrate controlled movement and teamwork between horse and rider. The keyhole is a 20 foot diameter circle with a slot 4 feet wide and 10 feet long. Often thought of as being for children and young teens only, gymkhana is actually open to riders of all ages and abilities, even if you don’t have your own horse.

Me and my horse doing the Keyhole pattern at Gymkhana. Novice division

Keyhole Gymkhana Gymkhana is an equestrian event in which riders are timed individually racing through a pattern (such as weaving poles), or compete in. Often thought of as being for children and young teens only, gymkhana is actually open to riders of all ages and abilities, even if you don’t have your own horse. In a keyhole race, the fastest time will win. The thirteen standard events in cga. If your show is to be recognized by the cga, you must use a carded cga judge (refer to section 6). A starting line is set 100 feet back from the moutn of the slot. The keyhole is a 20 foot diameter circle with a slot 4 feet wide and 10 feet long. To get the best results, the horse should be trained to obey rein and leg aids and can turn quickly. Gymkhana is a series of timed racing events designed to demonstrate controlled movement and teamwork between horse and rider. Barrel racing, pole bending, keyhole race, keg race (also known as down. Refer to section 3 for entry requirements. Gymkhana is an equestrian event in which riders are timed individually racing through a pattern (such as weaving poles), or compete in. Events range from washington poles, quadrangle poles, single barrel precision barrel cloverleaf keyhole; The contestants have to run as fast as possible. Each requiring different skills from horse and rider alike to succeed. Gymkhana showcases are meticulously planned events designed to give riders an exciting array of challenges and experiences.