Horseback riding and jumping

1. Horseback riding and jumping By Shannon and Sophie

2. skeletal system • The horse a needs a strong body with lots of support on it while getting its self over the jump and gallop, cantering, and trotting. • parts include- bones, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage

3. Skeletal system picture

4. Muscular System • The horse uses muscular system when its jumping, for it to be able to go over the jump it needs to be able to get up the jump and also land the jump in a proper position. • parts include- smooth cardiac, and voluntary muscle in your tissue.

5. Muscular system picture

6. Nervous system • The nervous system is used for tracking when to jump. The brain signals to the other parts on the horses body like the legs to get over the jump. • parts include- brain, spinal cord, and neurons.

7. nervous system picture

8. circulatory system • The heart gets the blood flowing through the whole body. This helps the horse live and move. • parts include- heart, blood vessels, including arteries veins and capillaries.

9. Circulatory system picture