Show jumpers are horses trained to jump over a series of obstacles, such as fences and walls, in a competitive setting. This equestrian sport tests the horse's agility, speed, and precision, as well as the rider's skill in guiding the horse through the course. Competitions can vary in height and difficulty, with riders aiming for the fastest time without knocking down any obstacles. Riders often compete in events organized by organizations like the United States Equestrian Federation or International Equestrian Federation. Show jumping is popular worldwide, with prestigious competitions such as the Olympics and the World Equestrian Games showcasing top talent in the sport.