We could do that pretty easy, but I think the skill saw is down at Charlie's. Anyway, I'm going to get them raised alot more one way or another the next time I ride him. I just never thought that was what she meant.
Becky
When you have them raised, you will want to start out with them a body length apart so he does one at a time, then bring one up close to the other one, where he'll have to go step step over them, then just add maybe up to four in a row, then a walking break before doing them again.
My pony is a disaster with them like that, if I put up poles or cavaletti right close together, she'll try to jump the whole show no matter how wide ;~D It confuses her and she just likes to jump.
Here's some more examples to look at:
This one below is super cool. I may do this, because I like the variability in heights.
She's got hers turned around low.
These are cool... look like they are mounted to a square instead of a cross, and off-center so you can vary the height.
