Roll Top

A "Roll Top" jump in equestrian cross country is a smooth, rounded obstacle that mimics a natural, rolling hill or mound. It is typically constructed from logs, timber, or brush, forming a gentle, convex shape with no sharp edges or corners. The design allows horses to jump over a softly curved surface, making it appear more natural and inviting. Roll Top jumps are often used to test the horse’s confidence and flexibility, encouraging a smooth, flowing approach and jump while blending seamlessly into the course's natural landscape.