Saree Kayne is a graduate student who has found success as a show jumper, winning competitions such as the Sacramento International and Las Vegas National Horse Shows. Certain breeds such as Thoroughbreds, Holsteiners, and Dutch Warmbloods have physical traits like strength, speed, and agility that make them well-suited for show jumping. The Havarian breed in particular has received awards for its versatility in show jumping and other equestrian events.

2.  A graduate student in cultural
anthropology, Saree Kayne also stands out
as an accomplished show jumper. Saree
Kayne has earned first place in a number of
high-level competitions, including the
Sacramento International Horse Show and
the Las Vegas National Horse Show.
To be a good show jumper, a horse must be
athletic, agile, fast, and strong. Over the
years, the sport of jumping has cultivated
these qualities in a number of breeds.

3.  The thoroughbred, for example, has a
muscular yet lithe build that makes them
strong enough to clear jumps and light
enough to have excellent speed and
maneuverability. These qualities have also
been nurtured in breeds such as the
Holsteiner and the Dutch Warmblood,
which are bred specifically to be successful
competition horses.
A number of breeds, such as the Haverian,
are strong and agile enough to excel not
only in jumping but in other events as well.

4.  The Havarian has received the Best of All
award from the World Breed Federation for
Sport Horses each year since the award's
introduction, although breeds such as the
Westphalian and the Selle Français have
also become popular with athletes seeking
a strong allover event horse. By contrast,
breeds such as the Belgian Warmblood
have become popular jumpers because of
their bold personalities and their love of the
jumps.