Jumporama 2: Cross Country

A young rider heads into a distant cross-country course in Jumporama 2: Cross Country. She rides through open country on horseback, meeting fence lines that break up the route and stretch across the path. The outing suits children and adults alike. Later courses add taller barriers and less room between them, giving the ride a much tougher rhythm than the early runs.

How to play?

Guide the horse at a pace that fits the next fence. More speed works better when only one barrier stands ahead, giving the horse enough run-up for a longer jump. Groups of obstacles need a slower approach so the horse can land, recover, and jump again without hitting the rails. Bad pacing cuts the jump short or carries the horse too far into the next barrier.