It's important to stay calm and focused when your horse refuses a jump. Panicking will only make the situation worse.
2. Pull up and circle.
If your horse refuses a jump, pull up and circle. This will give you both a chance to calm down and regroup.
3. Approach the jump again from a different angle.
Try approaching the jump from a different angle. This may make it easier for your horse to jump it.
4. Use a different stride.
If your horse is refusing a jump because it's too far away or too close, try using a different stride.
5. Get help from a trainer.
If you're having trouble getting your horse to jump, get help from a trainer. A trainer can help you identify the problem and develop a training plan to correct it.
Here are some additional tips for dealing with a horse that refuses to jump:
* Make sure your horse is properly warmed up before you start jumping.
* Don't force your horse to jump a fence it's not comfortable with.
* Be patient and consistent with your training.
* Praise your horse when it jumps a fence correctly.
* Avoid punishing your horse for refusing to jump.