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By Charlene Strickland In the hunter class, the judge scores your horse over each fence. How your horse negotiates  a fence makes the difference on the judge’s card — how the horse approaches, jumps, and lands. Each judge applies standards

How to Win in Hunter Under Saddle Hunter classes originally judged the ability of a horse, in a ring or confined area, to show that he could be a safe, pleasant and mannerly mount for a rider in a hunt

Ontario hunter/jumper trainer Mark Hayes was on hand at Horse Publications Group’s Symposium 2000 in February to discuss finding and producing horses that have that definite hunter style. He shared the following basics: Gotta Have it to Start Hayes states

Rhythm & Consistency – The key to delivering good hunter rounds by Amy West Hunter classes were originally developed to test the qualities necessary in a field hunter – excellent manners, efficient and comfortable gaits and a good, safe, correct