Train strength and confidence before entering show jumping, and check whether the horse qualifies for the class you want. The developer introduced Caprilli as an earlier option after reducing the starter horses' stats. It gives you a place to practice transitions and low jumps while you work toward show jumping.
Check the horse before you enter
Look at the horse's current training progress and the class requirements. A horse that feels comfortable in a practice round may still need more preparation. If eligibility is unclear, check the competition screen before deciding where to train next.
Use Caprilli to practice the basics
Caprilli combines gait transitions with low obstacles. Focus on maintaining the requested gait and approaching each jump under control. Use those rounds to learn how your horse responds while you build up the stats needed for harder classes.
Build on practice rounds
If your horse struggles on a course, revisit the obstacle or approach that caused trouble before trying another competition. The official Steam game description connects training to qualification and confirms prize money for show jumping.
FAQ
What should I train before show jumping?
Start with strength and confidence and use the requirements of the class to guide your next session.
What if my starter horse falls short?
Try the lower jumps in Caprilli while you build up training or prepare a more suitable horse.
Can show jumping earn money?
Yes. The official game description lists show jumping as a way to compete for prize money.