GallopaJumping tracked with GPS
Jumping sessions, with the canter work around the fences counted in minutes and bouts.
15 jumpings recorded by 15 riders, 95.5 km in total, average 6.4 km per ride. The longest is Nachmittagsritt at 15.6 km. Across these rides 19% of the moving time was trot and 6% was canter or gallop. Rides are near Ruza, Błonie, Harderwijk, Offenburg.
Latest jumping
Morning Ride
Aomsinn on Jasmine · 27 Sep 2026
Kvällsritt
Vilma · 23 Sep 2026
Afternoon Ride
Emma · 23 Sep 2026
Evening jumping
Skye · 16 Sep 2026
Avondrit
Rosalie on Daimond · 15 Sep 2026
Вечерняя поездка
Лана · 13 Sep 2026
Morning Ride
Ella · 13 Sep 2026
Avondrit
Anouk on Nina · 19 Aug 2026
What a public ride shows
Every ride here was recorded in the Gallopa app on an iPhone or Apple Watch and published by the rider. A ride page shows the GPS route coloured by gait, the distance, the moving time, the average and top speed, the climb, and how long the horse spent in walk, trot, canter and gallop. Riders can hide the start and end of a route, or the whole route, and a page only exists while the rider keeps the ride public.
Questions
How long is a typical jumping here?
Across 15 jumping the average is 6.4 km, and the longest is 15.6 km. 19% of the moving time was trot and 6% canter or gallop.
How is the time in each gait measured?
The Gallopa app fuses GPS speed with the phone's or watch's motion sensors: a trot bounces at two beats, a canter at three. Every second of a ride is labelled halt, walk, trot, canter or gallop, and the totals on each page are those seconds added up, not a rider's estimate.
How do I get my ride on this page?
Record the ride with Gallopa on iPhone or Apple Watch, then tap Publish on the finished ride. The page appears within minutes with the route, the distance and the time in each gait, and it disappears the moment you make the ride private again.