Catch stand

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Catching stand refers to stands for obstacles in equestrian sport , which not only carry the rods, but also serve as a lateral boundary. They help the horse concentrate on the obstacle and not move sideways. Catch stands are more difficult to carry when building a parcous than simple stands that are used more often in everyday life. The task of the catch is then often taken over by bars on the side.

Holders, the so-called supports , into which the rods or planks of the obstacle are placed are attached to the safety stand .

  • simple stand without catch

  • massive-looking, but transparent catch stand

  • massive, opaque trap stand with flowers on the side, which also serve as a trap

  • wooden catch stands with vertical metal rails with holes for the supports