XC Wishes Come True with Jump 4 Joy’s New Wishing Well wishing well. A


The wishing well offers a jump for all abilities with its heavy wood-filled skinny drop pole set on integrated telescopic stands which raise the bar from a beginner or novice height of 2’7” up to an advanced 3’11”.


As well as the adjustable height, the jump provides a skinny challenge too, with the circular diameter of the fence being just 110cm wide.


The central circle of the jump includes a vinyl laminate to give the illusion of the inside of a well, and for authenticity, Jump 4 Joy will provide an optional wishing well roof as an alternative to the pole, which can also be raised and lowered.


Made from Jump 4 Joy’s signature super-strong


s part of its extensive simulated XC range, showjump manufacturer Jump 4 Joy has launched an exciting new XC jump - the


polymer plastic for low maintenance and durability, the wishing well offers a unique challenge for horses and riders alike.


“We are really excited by this new design which jumps extremely well,” said Jump 4 Joy’s MD Nigel Underwood. “We have had this product on test with several professional riders and some of our ambassadors who have all fed back very positively. It’s great to get a new product de- sign into the XC market to give horse and riders a new challenge,” he added.


The wishing well is available to buy from www.showjumps.com and is priced from £495 including flags.


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