You canter up to the first jump of the cross country course, your horse seems a bit weary but willing to jump, their ears perked up. You approach the jump, and prepare to move into your two-point, when suddenly, your horse stops, launching you forward, onto the large log. You land directly on your stomach, your body protecter making the impact slightly lighter as you struggle to breath. Your horse backs away from the jump, ears pinned slightly back and their reins hanging from their neck.