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Â· just now. Report Abuse. Trot Poles 3~4 feet apart. To measure the distance, you can measure your foot and use it as a measuring tool, get a tape measure and use that, or trot your horse around one time and place the poles between where you see the hoof prints. The measuring tape is the most accurate. just now. Report Abuse. Trot Poles 3~4 feet apart. To measure the distance, you can measure your foot and use it as a measuring tool, get a tape measure and use that, or trot your horse around one time and place the poles between where you see the hoof prints. The measuring tape is the most accurate.
1 Trot rails should be set 4' to 4'6 apart, canter poles 8 to 10' apart; if you've never jumped before setting a trot rail 8' in front of the x will help the horse to take a 1/2 canter stride pre-jump. 2  Wear all your protective equipment! 3  Every single piece; riding cap and body protector. 4  Keep your calves on your horse. If needed then leg on the horse just before he takes off to encourage him to get over the jump and to pick up his feet so that he won't knock the jump. 2  When first learning to jump, only jump at trot. 3  But when you're advanced, have a go at canter or even gallop. 4  Squeeze your horse/pony gentle onto the jump.