How to make a Homemade Horse Jump

You can build a homemade horse jump with wing standards easily.
I will show you how to build a complete horse jump, even wing standards. The wings I built are 36" tall with a maximum jumping height of 33". You can build the wings taller if you like, but I have found for making jumps at home the smaller wings are easier to move around.
What you will need to build a jump just like this one:
(2) 8 foot landscape timbers for the wings, each cut 36" (3 foot) long.
(2) 8 foot landscape timbers (for the rails)
(1) 8 foot long 2" x 4" cut into 24" pieces
(1) 8 foot long 2" x 6" cut into 16" pieces(you will need 4 pieces, and I cut the upper corners off to make rounded edges, these will be your feet for your standards.)
(12) 3" cedar fence pickets cut to 30"
(2) 2"x4" x 8' (this is to build the gate.)
1 box 3" Deckmate deck screws
1 box 1 5/8" Deckmate deck screws
Kilz2 primer paint
1 gallon Rustoleum white oil based paint
2 paint brushes
Tools
3 pair of jump cups

Most of the wood I used in the video I already had laying around. I just had to buy 2 landscape timbers, the cedar fence pickets, and the jump cups.
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