The Papo Jumping Horse with Riding Girl figure captures the dynamic and graceful energy of equestrian sports. The horse is beautifully posed mid-jump, its legs tucked beneath its powerful body and its mane flowing backward, reflecting the speed and motion of the moment. The muscular definition of the horse is finely detailed, showcasing the strength required to clear obstacles in a jump.
The girl rider is seated confidently, her posture aligned with the movement of the horse, suggesting a well-trained and synchronized partnership. She is equipped with appropriate riding gear, including a helmet and riding boots, and her reins are tightly gripped, demonstrating control and focus. The detailing on both the horse's tack and the rider's attire adds a layer of realism.
The Papo Jumping Horse with Riding Girl: Horse measures approximately 6.5" L x 6" T with Riding Girl.
Equestrian sports, particularly show jumping, require a close relationship between horse and rider, as the two must work in unison to navigate a series of obstacles. In show jumping, riders guide their horses through a course of jumps within a specified time. This sport emphasizes the athletic ability of the horse, the rider's control, and the communication between them. Horses trained for jumping need strength, agility, and the ability to follow commands quickly and accurately.
Show jumping has its roots in the 18th century when hunting on horseback across the English countryside involved clearing fences and hedges. Over time, it developed into a competitive sport with formalized rules. Riders and their horses must train extensively to build the coordination necessary for high-level competition. Proper equipment is essential for both safety and performance, including saddles that allow for movement, bridles for communication, and helmets for rider protection.
Part of the Equestrian Series by Papo.
Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.
Product Code: 51560
by Papo
3 + Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
