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In Memoriam: James “Jimmy” C. Wofford

November 3, 1944 – February 2, 2023

by US Equestrian Communications Department | 2/3/2023

James “Jimmy” C. Wofford had a profound influence on the shaping of equestrian sport as we know it today. He was a complete horseman, focused and skilled competitor, and a “teacher’s teacher” who will be remembered for his humor, charm, and wit.

Wofford was born into an equestrian family on November 3, 1944, in Junction City, Kansas. His father, Col. John W. Wofford, competed for the U.S. Jumping Team at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games, was a founding member of the U.S. Equestrian Team, and continued to coach and mentor athletes in eventing and show jumping at the 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games. Surrounded by equestrians, with both brothers Jeb and Warren riding internationally for the U.S., Wofford grew up immersed in the sport. He first represented the U.S. Eventing Team in 1965 and continued to compete internationally for the program through 1985, training with American coaching legends, Bert de Nemethy and Jack Le Goff. He was a graduate of Culver Military Academy and the School of Business at the University of Colorado.

Wofford had a brilliant career for the United States, earning two team silvers in the 1968 Mexico City and 1972 Munich Olympics Games aboard Kilkenny, and was selected to represent the team in 1980 before the games were boycotted. 

 

White’s trot grid places a cross-rail 9' past a ground pole, followed by an oxer placed 18' past the cross-rail. 

“Whether you're trotting in or cantering in to any grid, your job is to steer and maintain a rhythm,” White said. “Then, it is the horse’s job to figure out the footwork. The point of educating them with gridwork is that it gives them a chance to figure things out.” 

While White has her grid exercises of choice, particularly those presented by Jimmy Wofford, a mentor of hers, in his 2001 book, "Gymnastics: Systematic Training for Jumping Horses," she emphasizes that there can be variability in the grids and in the distances between elements in a particular grid. “A million different versions” is how White described it.

“At the end of the day, it doesn’t actually matter what it is if the principles stay the same because it’s all good footwork to horses,” she said. “If you keep them straight and rhythmical, they’re going to learn something from it.”

Gridwork can be part of a training regiment at any point during the year, but White said she places particular emphasis on utilizing gridwork during the off-season from competition.

“I’m big with my gridwork in the winter,” she said. “When I bring them back into jumping form, that’s what we do. Then, throughout the year, I will do gridwork a couple times a month, or if I have younger horses, I will do it more often. Sometimes after going cross-country, the best thing you can do for an older horse is let them cruise through an easy grid because it resets their balance.”

With the goal of setting up horses and riders to be successful through a grid, White utilizes straight rails on the ground or “v” rails leading into a jump to guide the path through a grid.

“You’re trying to put muscle memory or nerve memory for horses and riders,” she said. “Using guide posts like straight rails to keep them straight puts in the memory, the repetition of good straightness. So, I do that with my exercises all of the time. I don’t consider it a crutch at all; I consider it wonderful muscle memory.”

There's a range in the amount of time it can take for a horse and rider to grasp the muscle memory and feeling intended by a grid exercise.

“Repetition is the mother of all skills until they own it, but they can own it after time no. 1,” White said. “If they own it after time no. 1, stop. If they need to do it 10 times in a row, do it 10 times in a row.”

So, the focus should be on that end goal rather than on the grid itself.

“What people do is their horses are really good, and they just keep going and going and going, and then when they’re bad, they want to stop and talk about it,” White said. “Well, you want to do the opposite. When your horse is good, stop, give them a pat, say, ‘Good job,’ and that’s all you’ve got to do.”

Then, that successful feeling can be something horses and riders will be able to recall in the heat of the moment when they're in the middle of a show jumping course.

 

1.  Classic Series The Classic Series Conditioning Schedule with Jim Wofford 

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