Show jumping, also known as "stadium jumping" or "jumpers," is a member of a family of English riding equestrian events that also includes dressage, eventing, hunters and equitation. Jumping classes are commonly seen at horse shows throughout the world, including the Olympics. The rules of stadium jumping are very simple - leave the fences up! What makes the test difficult, are the height, width, and combinations of the fences coupled with speed. Horses must be extreme athletes with stamina, scope, and intelligence. The partnership with the rider must be one of trust on both parts.
Woodside is Horse Country
Show Jumping
Karl Cook was already a world-class equestrian at age 17. Born and raised in Woodside, he has many accomplishments under his belt already including a World Cup appearance in 2013.
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For general donations or Day of the Horse sponsorship you may process the payment online through the Woodside Community Foundation - the fiscal umbrella for WHOA!
(for Day of the Horse sponsorship, please put "DOTH" in the message field on the form)
WHOA! Sponsor Pinup
WHOA!'s pinup of the year, head trainer Daniel Zilla and Conti, one of the Holsteiner breeding stallions of Branscomb Farm. On 74 coastal acres near Woodside, Branscomb Farm offers pasture-raised and carefully started young horses of the finest German bloodlines as well as young horse training, boarding and equine repro services.
Board Your Horse in Woodside
Many boarding opportunities exist, ranging from small private facilities to larger and public options.
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