Jump
Jump determines how high and effectively your horse can clear obstacles. It is especially important in show jumping, cross-country, and eventing competitions.
📊 Jump Height
Most horses start at 0.0 ft.
Show Jumpers begin higher at 2.99 ft.
Training allows horses to increase their jump level over time.
🏋️ Jump Training
Jump training is based on perfect jumps — when the jump meter lands on the orange bar.
Every 75 perfect jumps = +1 Jump Level.
A horse’s age determines how much height they gain per level:
4–7 years
+0.15 blocks
7–10 years
+0.08 blocks
10–12 years
+0.05 blocks
⚠️ After 12 years, jump ability declines by 5% per year.
⚠️ Fatigue & Jumping
Low stamina reduces jump performance.
Horses with low food or water may refuse or fail jumps.
Injuries (e.g. tendon damage) may reduce maximum jump.
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