If your horse drifts and/or veers after a jump, it can cause numerous problems. You could lose your balance, it could interfere with your preparation for the next jump or you could potential crash into something. So here’s a tip to solve it. Place two pylons a few feet away from a jump and position them so they’re wide enough for your horse to go through. Then canter towards the jump, go over, then aim to keep your horse at a steady pace and go through the pylons. This should help teach you to keep your horse straight and provides a clear visual of the path and direction you need to go in. Immediately trying to keep your horse in line while regaining your position after a jump will be a little tricky but keep practicing and you’ll get the hang of it.