1 Before moving on to cantering jumps, make sure you are fully confident jumping cross rails and cavaletti at the trot. 2  You don't want to immediately start cantering jumps, it takes one step at a time. 3  Read horse magazines to get an idea of how to jump. 4  Push your heels down/back to keep from falling off. 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.
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