Show Jump Hire
Across Ireland.
Premium aluminium show jumps for events, competitions, clinics and training days. Flexible hire periods with nationwide delivery and collection — handled personally, end to end.

"From regional pony clubs to national finals — kit you can rely on, delivered on time."
N° 01 — The Promise
Why riders choose us.
Flexible hire periods
Day, weekend or full-week packages tailored to your event.
Nationwide delivery & collection
Carefully transported across the 32 counties, set up on arrival.
FEI-standard aluminium jumps
The same premium kit we sell — competition-ready every time.
Suited to every occasion
Competitions, clinics, training days, photoshoots and private lessons.
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How to plan your hire
Whether it is a first fun day or a full competition, here is how to get the most from hired jumps.
Hiring for a first clinic, camp or fun day.
- 01Decide how many fences you actually need — most first events run comfortably on three to five.
- 02Message us with the date, venue and rough rider level so the set matches the day.
- 03Confirm whether you want delivery and collection, or whether you'll collect yourself.
- 04Have level, well-maintained going and a clear area marked out before the jumps arrive.
- 05Walk the layout with your instructor before the first rider goes in.
TipLeave space to lower every fence to poles on the ground — the youngest or greenest combination should still have a job to do.
Hiring for a training day or schooling show.
- 01Plan the course on paper first, then order the number of fences that layout needs.
- 02Include at least one filler and one upright so riders meet different questions.
- 03Allow time on the morning to set distances and measure related lines.
- 04Keep spare cups and poles to one side so heights change quickly between classes.
- 05Weigh wings down with sand bags if the venue is exposed.
TipBook early for weekends in the competition season — dates fill quickly.
Hiring for a competition, show or demonstration.
- 01Send the course plan and class list so the number of fences and spares is right first time.
- 02Confirm access for delivery, and where the jumps can be stored between classes.
- 03Plan the ring so fences can be raised between classes without rebuilding the course.
- 04Fit FEI-standard safety cups on every back rail before the first horse enters.
- 05Agree collection timing so the ring can be cleared straight after the last class.
TipAlways fit FEI-standard safety cups on the back rail of any oxer, work on level, well-maintained going, and wear a helmet and body protector.
General guidance only. Always school within your own and your horse's ability, on safe going, with FEI-standard safety cups fitted on back rails and a competent person on hand.
