EP1240928A1 - Halterung für Hindernisstange im Pferdespringsport - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a holder for a Obstacle pole in horse jumping.
- the invention is based on the problem of an improved mounting for Specify obstacle pole in horse jumping. In particular, but not exclusively, a solution suitable for military sports sought.
- a holder for an obstacle pole in the Horse jumping which is designed to handle the obstacle pole to keep horizontal, and is characterized by a horizontal holding device, which hold the obstacle bar in the horizontal direction and from one specified horizontally acting minimum force on a horizontal side can release, the horizontal holding device up to the obstacle bar the minimum horizontal force by an addition to the weight of the Obstacle bar can hold applied force.
- the invention is directed to one constructed with such mounts Jump obstacle.
- the invention is characterized in that the obstacle bar in Contrary to the prior art by the bracket with respect to horizontal acting forces with a force reaching up to a threshold value shall be. This is based on the consideration that the vast majority of collisions between horse or rider and obstacle pole a larger movement or Bring the force component in the horizontal direction. So in the first place Line a horizontal alternative possibility of the obstacle bar to be given.
- the obstacle pole is not meant to be simple, as with conventional ones Jumping obstacles are to be held over support shells. In these are the Obstacle poles are only put down, so they are made by very small ones horizontal forces are moved out of the shells and fall to the ground.
- the brackets according to the invention are the obstacle poles hold on so that they are also fastened horizontally and only after application a specified minimum force can be solved.
- this minimum force can be measured so that a in itself uncritical touching the obstacle bar does not release the Obstacle pole leads to serious collisions with the obstacle pole Immediately overcome the required minimum horizontal force.
- the fixed obstacles are practical are because they don't need to be supervised and because of the obstacle poles don't have to be reissued regularly, but it does various serious collisions between horse or rider and Obstacle where a fixed rod is safety is problematic. Depending on how this rod is installed in the individual case, it gives only after that the stand used for assembly overturns with or the bar breaks.
- military obstacles can also be attached to natural stands, such as trees, in the Terrain fence posts and the like.
- the obstacle bar is held with a force that by the mentioned minimum horizontal force or a component thereof Minimum force must be overcome and applied by the bracket becomes.
- Minimum force must be overcome and applied by the bracket becomes.
- it is not a fastening under Using the weight of the rod, for example by placing the rod in a bulging shelf on the side.
- Such pure filing in one fixed storage is not considered as attachment according to the invention. It has in other disadvantage that the force with which the rod moves out of the tray can be strong, depending on the weight of the obstacle bar in individual cases, so also depends on the dimensions of the obstacle bar.
- fastening according to the invention thus includes in particular Locking devices, v. a. with spring force, which are preferred according to the invention. It is also conceivable, magnetic forces, frictional forces with frictional clamping or a plastic deformation or the tearing off of a predetermined breaking point and to use the like. Whenever with such variants a definition the obstacle bar can be reached to a certain position, the first by applying a certain minimum force in the horizontal direction can be overcome, there is an attachment within the meaning of the invention. In the following, however, snap fastenings are assumed without this should be understood restrictively.
- the holder is like this designed that it holds the obstacle bar on its end face, whereas in State of the art the obstacle poles are placed on the shelves, these So lie under the obstacle poles and not arranged on the front side are.
- the frontal attachment can be made especially with the combination Solve vertical and horizontal locking technically cheap.
- at frontal attachment can also be achieved that the obstacle bar of the holder is no longer covered or covered (which is the case with the front Bracket is of course still possible), so that the obstacle bar optically remains unaffected.
- the preferred spring catch devices already mentioned are preferably such designed that the spring forces are adjustable.
- the spring forces are adjustable.
- at Coil springs or leaf springs as contact surface adjustable mounting parts Find use such as end faces of adjusting screws.
- a setting for leaf springs can be achieved by two or more Leaf springs are placed in the same direction and parallel to each other and thus in add their spring constants.
- the additional space that may be required can be made available through an adjustable contact surface.
- the springs preferably act on a round shaped element, such as a ball, which can engage in a corresponding recess with its round shape and thus creates the locking character of the attachment.
- the round shape can be cylindrical or spherical or with a one-sided detent otherwise rounded. Spherical shapes are easiest, however, because they have Orientation of the round form element does not matter.
- bracket so that the Obstacle pole, preferably one of the usual wooden poles, as such in the Bracket is held and as such from the or the resting Can loosen fastenings. So it is with the prior art, where simple Wooden poles are placed on the mentioned shelves and as such from the Shelves fall out laterally or in the known mountings mentioned can be knocked out down.
- the bracket is firmly attached to the part Obstacle rod is attached and this bracket part in any case on the Obstacle pole remains, ie with the obstacle pole from or detenting fastenings. This allows the fastenings between Bracket parts are made, which is much better technical Offers opportunities, in particular better rest connections possible.
- the obstacle rod with the bracket, and with the entire bracket remains connected after moving out of a Has released the locking device.
- This connection serves the obstacle bar that usually in a collision with horse or rider not only from the Locking device solved, but is also significantly accelerated to the Tie bracket so the obstacle bar is not too far from this away. Rather, the obstacle bar should be only a short distance from the original position remain, for example falling to the ground.
- a major advantage is that a uncontrolled onward flying particularly strong in the horizontal direction accelerated obstacle pole in the event of a fall, as already mentioned at the beginning, constitutes an additional risk of injury.
- a horse can use the obstacle pole when jumping with its hooves striking vigorously that these come from the locking device according to the invention triggers, but does not yet bring the horse down. If this now the Obstacle pole not only knocked out of its original position has, but for example at the end of the jump between the Legs, this can cause stumbling and falling or otherwise Cause injury. However, if the bracket with the obstacle bar remains connected and this in relatively close proximity to the original position falls to the ground or is otherwise lowered, the risk of described accidents and possible injuries reduced.
- a preferred variant for such a connection between the bracket and the released obstacle rod which is also shown in the exemplary embodiment, consists of the rod being held at an upper end of a lever, which is held at its other, lower end so that it is one to the Obstacle rod parallel pivot axis is pivotable.
- the one described Horizontal locking device should be the rod or the lever (immediately or indirect) so that the lever is in the normal position of the obstacle bar and the bracket is substantially upright. From this position, the Bar can be released by applying the minimum horizontal force, i.e. from the horizontal locking device can be released. Then the obstacle bar should come on the lever can be held and by this within the framework of a Swivel movement around the mentioned swivel axis are performed down.
- connection between the lever or more generally the previously described connection between the obstacle bar and the bracket after releasing the locking device, it does not necessarily have to be undetachable. Rather, it is preferred that the rod also be released from this connection can, if corresponding additional forces occur, that is, when the Collision also on the obstacle bar in motion sufficiently large forces are exerted which result from the connection with the Want to release the bracket, specifically the lever. For example, if a horse is in An obstacle pole runs into it, so even the one through the lever guided pivoting obstacle bar as long as they hit the ground has not yet reached, is still in the way. Then it is beneficial if the horse can also release the obstacle bar from the lever.
- the vertical latching device mentioned earlier can be designed such that the obstacle bar - upwards in relation to the original position the vertical locking device can release if a corresponding minimum force is applied.
- This basically preferred embodiment of the Vertical locking device can be interpreted in the sense of the above arguments be that this possibility is retained with the mentioned pivoting movement and the rod in the lever direction, that is substantially perpendicular to the current direction of movement in the swivel movement, can solve.
- To the lever can be held in a latching manner on the vertical locking device, is preferred however, that the vertical latch at the top of the lever is attached, i.e. is moved in the pivoting movement.
- the Obstacle bar can twist about its longitudinal axis relative to the bracket and also the longitudinal axis of the obstacle bar opposite the bracket in can be tilted to a certain extent.
- This variant is of interest to when holding the obstacle bar on both sides by a bracket according to the invention a yielding of the obstacle in the form facilitate that only one of the two brackets "responds" while the other remains in the original position.
- the described lever construction twists the obstacle bar around their Longitudinal axis and tilt of this longitudinal axis with respect to one of the Mounts or both. If this is possible without too much counterforce are, the obstacle can more easily in the one-sided manner mentioned give in.
- the bracket can be designed so that it has a plug connection has, in which the direction of insertion substantially parallel to the Obstacle pole lies. If then in the manner mentioned one of two on one Obstacle bar provided mounts invention "responds", so the obstacle bar can be removed from the connector one of the two Loosen brackets, especially the non-responsive bracket, and in of this shape fall to the ground unhindered.
- Figure 1 shows an elevation of part of an inventive Obstacle.
- a bracket designated as a whole at 1 on one Post 2 attached and carrying an obstacle bar 3.
- the perspective of the figure 1 is horizontal; the obstacle bar 3 is horizontal; the post 2 stands so upright.
- Figure 1 shows the right part of the obstacle, which extends beyond the left edge of the illustration and at the left end is constructed in mirror image to the representation in Figure 1. It's about a Jump obstacle for a military race, in this example a specially for the obstacle of erected post 2 is shown. However, it could be the same good for a stake, tree trunk or already existing in the landscape Act similarly. Only the essentially vertical is essential Mounting option for the bracket 1.
- the obstacle should be in the competition of horse and rider in one of the Direction of view corresponding to the running direction can be skipped.
- the bracket 1 can be mounted so that it is adjustable in height, but what in further course is not discussed in detail.
- FIG. 2 schematically shows the functional options of the holder 1 from FIG. 1.
- a mounting plate 4 is attached to the bracket so that it is normal Operating state, which is shown in the figure at the top left, at the upper end of the Bracket 1 is locked.
- the mounting plate 4 is designated in FIG. 1 and corresponds to the part of the directly attached to the obstacle rod 3 Bracket 1.
- the mounting plate 4 is on the right end face in FIG Obstacle bar 3 screwed on, in the middle in Figure 2 drawn hole 5 in the mounting plate 4.
- Obstacle pole 3 is a solid wooden pole, can be used Wood screw should be left a little loose so that the mounting plate 4 a through the mounting hole 5 and lying horizontally in Figure 1 The axis of rotation relative to the obstacle bar 3 remains rotatable.
- the lower representation in Figure 2 shows that the mounting plate 4, and with it the Obstacle bar 3, from the position shown in the upper left illustration can be moved up and down. You can already see that a rail guide 6 plays a role, which will be explained in more detail.
- the lower illustration also shows a ball 7 which is connected to the latching attachment in the position shown in Figure 2 top left is related and is also explained in more detail.
- FIG. 2 The upper right illustration in Figure 2 shows that the mounting plate 4 in the Guide rail 6 is attached to a lever 8 which is opposite a fixed Base part 9 of the bracket 1 is pivotable.
- the corresponding swivel axis 10 is located at the lower end of the holder 1 and is horizontal in FIG. 1, is therefore perpendicular to the drawing plane in FIG. 2.
- the holder 1 is the obstacle shown in FIG. 1, Specifically, the obstacle bar 3 gives various degrees of freedom to Avoid collisions.
- the obstacle rod 3 in the position shown in FIG Pivoting movement about the pivot axis 10 in shown at the top right Give way in the direction of travel, so in Figure 1 perpendicular to the plane of the drawing down fall.
- the pivoting movement of the lever 8 about the pivot axis 10 is there not limited, so that the obstacle bar 3 except for the one in Figure 1 schematically indicated floor falls.
- the obstacle bar 3 in the manner shown in Figure 2 below give way down by the mounting plate 4 along the guide rail 6 is moved down.
- the obstacle bar 3 from the drop out lower end of the guide rail 6 and thus also on the Fall ground.
- the obstacle rod 3 can also be moved upwards from the one in FIG. 1 shown position are moved out, as in Figure 2 also below shown. This is only in exceptional cases when the lever 8 is in the vertical position occur. However, this degree of freedom is maintained if the lever 8 as in Figure 2 shown on the top right is guided over the swivel path. So if for example, the horse not only hits the obstacle bar 3 so violently, that this in the direction shown in Figure 2 top right in the direction of travel is pivoted away, but continues to collide during this pivoting movement with the obstacle bar 3, for example because it is against the obstacle bar 3 runs, so this will fall out of the attachment to the lever 8 completely. The movement possibilities in Figure 2 at the top right and bottom are therefore combined.
- FIGS. 3 to 6 With the help of FIGS. 3 to 6 it is now explained how these possibilities are constructive are realized.
- the lever 8 and the base part 9 have, like FIGS. 4 and 6 show a substantially U-shaped cross section (in the vertical direction of view), with the bases of the U cross-sections lying against each other.
- the bolt 11 is welded to the base of the lever 8 and penetrates a hole in the base of the base part 9.
- the pivoting movement corresponds to that, as shown in FIG. 2 at the top right horizontal degree of freedom of the holder 1.
- the associated locking device is in Figure 3 shown in the upper part.
- a pipe section 13 carries an internal thread, in which is held a grub screw 14 against which a coil spring 15 supported.
- the coil spring 15 acts on a steel ball 16 through a Opening in an L-profile piece 17 protrudes and in a recess 18 in the base of the U cross-sectional profile of the base part 9 is included.
- the recess 18 is also numbered in Figures 5 and 6 for clarity.
- the reference numbers 13-18 show overall one relative to the horizontal movement of the lever 8 the base parts 9 acting locking device, i.e. generally a horizontal holding device in terms of claims.
- a second latching device is shown further above in FIG. 3 and further also seen in Figure 4. It is constructed analogously and consists of one Pipe piece 20, a grub screw 21, a coil spring 22 and one Ball 23 which engage in a recess 24.
- the ball penetrates one Opening in the base of the U cross-sectional profile of the lever 8, at which base the pipe section 20 is welded.
- the recess 24 is in turn a locking plate 25 attached, which is in Figure 2 behind the mounting plate 4th hides, but can also be seen in Figures 4 and 6.
- the locking plate 25 is in Figure 3 by a mushroom-shaped cross-sectional profile in the vertical viewing direction ( Figure 4) having carrier 26 cut on which the recess 24th located.
- This carrier is in the one already mentioned in relation to FIG Guide rail 6 guided, which is slightly undercut as shown in Figure 4 U cross-sectional profile of the lever 8 corresponds. Both the carrier 26 and that Guide profile 6 are over the vertical length of the lever 8 in FIG. 3 evenly, so that the locking plate 25 is displaceable relative to the lever 8 is led.
- This guide represents the degree of freedom for those shown in Figure below shown vertical degrees of movement down and up to Available. Due to the undercut shape of the guide profile 6 and Mushroom shape of the carrier 26, the spring force of the coil spring 22, the locking plate 25 do not press out of the lever 8, so that the Reference numerals 20-24 designate parts with respect to the vertical Moving means acting locking device results, generally one Vertical holding device in the sense of the claims.
- the locking devices can be set using the grub screws 14 and 21 can of course be opened, for example around the coil springs 15 and 22 replace, relubricate the balls or the like. You can also other, weaker or stronger, springs are used.
- the Coil springs 15 and 22 can in particular also by leaf springs, Disc springs, double leg springs or the like can be replaced, in which the The overall length of the pipe sections 13 and 20 could be somewhat shorter. This Springs show relatively large spring constants with a small construction volume. If several such feathers are placed on top of each other, add theirs Spring constants, so that here is an easy way of adjusting the Spring force and the adaptation to different applications.
- bracket type 1 should be used for obstacle poles of very different weights 3 for example due to different lengths. Otherwise, the spring constants are of course also influenced by the fact that the grub screws 14 and 21 be screwed further into the pipe sections 13 and 20.
- the mounting plate 4 already mentioned in relation to FIG. 2 is also in the figures 3, 4 and 6 can be seen. It is also shown that on the mounting plate 4 with 27 designated threaded bolts are welded, the corresponding Insert holes 28 in the locking plate 25. These holes 28 have opposite the bolt 27 has an enlarged diameter and are on both sides of the Locking plate 25 expanded so that the mounting plate 4 despite the holder of the Bolt 27 remains tiltable in these holes 28 relative to the locking plate 25. This tiltability is improved in that between the mounting plate 4th and the locking plate 25 also with (not designated) holes for the Bolt 27 provided foam sheet part 29 is interposed.
- This Foam rubber plate 29 prevents direct contact between mounting plate 4 and locking plate 25, in which a tiltability is no longer guaranteed as well would be, and is also so compliant that through the play of holes 28th given freedom of movement given the bolt 27 is retained. It also increases tolerance for compliance with the Obstacle bar 3 appropriate distance when installing the two Brackets 1.
- the mounting plate 4 is in turn above that already mentioned in relation to FIG Hole 5 screwed to the obstacle bar 3, whereby, as also already mentioned, a rotational mobility between the mounting plate 4 and the Obstacle pole 3 remains intact. So if the obstacle bar 3 on one Page in a manner corresponding to its top right in FIG original position is moved, the other side of the Obstacle bar 3 with the bracket 1 there not necessarily consequences. Rather, the measures described are sufficient Tiltability of the longitudinal axis of the obstacle bar 3 relative to the Brackets and a rotatability about this longitudinal axis (about the Screw connection 5) given. The degree of freedom of tilt also comes The vertical movement of the rod in the holder 1 shown in FIG. 2 below benefit if this is one-sided or asymmetrical. This flexibility to asymmetrical movement is not insignificant, because with acentric Collisions with the obstacle rod 3 due to the lever ratios disproportionate locking force of the more distant bracket 1 could occur.
- Figure 6 illustrates the individual parts that are assembled in Figures 1 to 5 State shown, again in a separate representation.
- the base part 9 is shown, which does not have a detail Drawn mounting possibility on the post 2 shown in Figure 1, can be attached to a tree or the like.
- This mounting option can also be designed to be height-adjustable and have further components for this purpose.
- the lever 8 is shown at II, on which the two are based on FIG. 3 locking devices described in more detail are attached, wherein only the corresponding pipe sections 13 and 20 are designated.
- III shows the locking plate, IV the foam rubber plate 29 and V the mounting plate 4.
- the viewing directions of the individual views in FIG. 6 result from the Context.
- the smaller components, such as the balls 16, are not shown and 23, the nut 12, the grub screws 14 and 21 and the Coil springs 15 and 22.
- the bracket 1 shown can be made of steel for reasons of cost and strength manufactured and galvanized, painted or otherwise coated. Because of the A permanent stainless steel version can also influence the weather be an advantage.
- the illustrated embodiment blocks the pivoting movement of the lever 8 opposite the base parts 9 to one side, namely to the top right in FIG. 2 counterclockwise side.
- This page is out Security reasons not particularly relevant.
- the pipe section 13 does not have the L-profile support shown 17 is attached to the lever 8, but directly on the base plate of the U cross-sectional profile of the base part 9.
- the ball 16 can then be a corresponding opening in this base plate of the U cross-sectional profile enforce and into a recess in the base plate of the U-cross-sectional profile of the lever 8 protrude.
- the L-profile piece can of course do so be carried out that it is not with the pivoting movements on both sides Base part 9 collides. Both variants would also have the advantage of having a type of Bracket 1 can work on both sides of an obstacle rod 3.
- the lever 8 that is increasing distance of the obstacle rod 3 from the pivot axis 10 takes also the distance at which the obstacle bar 3 when the pan is triggered falls to the floor.
- the dimensioning of the distance between the obstacle bar 3 and pivot axis 10, however, is to be carried out in individual cases, depending on the type of obstacle. It may also be beneficial to have a larger distance for a stronger one to ensure horizontal character of the pivoting movement in the initial phase, so that the pivot axis 10 can be arranged closer to the ground.
- the invention also has one to offer great ease of use. Due to the simple structure and tool-free installation options for the various plug-in and snap-in connections, The obstacle bar can be opened when triggered 3 can be reassembled in no time. Otherwise, the entire structure extraordinarily robust and survives the large ones that occur in equestrian sport mechanical loads without further ado.
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- Halterung (1) für eine Hindernisstange (3) im Pferdespringsport, die dazu ausgelegt ist, die Hindernisstange (3) horizontal zu halten,
gekennzeichnet durch eine Horizontalhalteeinrichtung (13 - 18), die die Hindernisstange (3) in horizontaler Richtung festhalten und ab einer festgelegten horizontal wirkenden Mindestkraft nach einer horizontalen Seite freigeben kann,
wobei die Horizontalhalteeinrichtung (13 - 18) die Hindernisstange (3) bis zu der Horizontalmindestkraft durch eine neben der Gewichtskraft der Hindernisstange (3) aufgebrachte Kraft festhalten kann. - Halterung (1) nach Anspruch 1 mit einer Vertikalhalteeinrichtung (20 - 24), die die Hindernisstange (3) in vertikaler Richtung festhalten und ab einer festgelegten vertikal wirkenden Mindestkraft nach unten freigeben kann.
- Halterung (1) nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, die dazu ausgelegt ist, die Hindernisstange (3) an einer Stirnseite der Hindernisstange (3) zu halten.
- Halterung (1) nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei der die Horizontalhalteeinrichtung (13 - 18) eine Feder (15) aufweist, deren Federkraft durch die Horizontalmindestkraft überwunden werden muß.
- Halterung (1) nach Anspruch 4, bei der die Feder (15) einstellbar ist.
- Halterung (1) nach Anspruch 4 oder 5, bei der die Horizontalhalteeinrichtung (13 - 18) ein von der Feder (15) beaufschlagtes und zum Eingriff in eine Ausnehmung (18) ausgelegtes Rundformelement (16) aufweist.
- Halterung (1) nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei der ein Teil (4) der Halterung (1) dazu ausgelegt ist, fest an der Hindernisstange (3) angebracht zu sein und bei der Freigabe der Hindernisstange (3) an der Hindernisstange (3) zu verbleiben.
- Halterung (1) nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei der die Hindernisstange (3) nach einem Lösen aus der Horizontalhalteeinrichtung (13 - 18) in horizontaler Richtung mit der gesamten Halterung (1) verbunden bleiben kann, so daß die Hindernisstange (3) innerhalb eines bestimmten Abstands von der ursprünglichen Position nach unten geführt werden kann.
- Halterung (1) nach Anspruch 8, die dazu ausgelegt ist, daß die Hindernisstange (3) an einem oberen Ende eines an seinem unteren Ende um eine hindernisstangenparallele Schwenkachse (10) schwenkbar gehaltenen Hebels (8) gehalten wird, wobei der Hebel (8) mittels der Horizontalhalteeinrichtung (13 - 18) in im wesentlichen aufrechter Position gehalten und aus dieser Position durch Aufbringen der Horizontalmindestkraft gelöst werden kann, um durch eine Schwenkbewegung um die Schwenkachse (10) nach unten geführt zu werden.
- Halterung (1) nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, die so ausgelegt ist, daß eine Verdrehung der Hindernisstange (3) um ihre Längsachse und eine Verkippung der Längsachse zu der Halterung (1) möglich ist.
- Halterung (1) nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, die eine im wesentlichen hindernisstangenparallel wirkende Steckverbindung (27, 28) aufweist.
- Halterung (1) nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, die dazu ausgelegt ist, daß die Hindernisstange (3) gegen eine zweite Vertikalmindestkraft nach oben aus der Vertikalhalteeinrichtung (20 - 24) gelöst werden kann.
- Halterung (1) nach Anspruch 9 und Anspruch 12, die so ausgelegt ist, daß die Hindernisstange (3) bei der Schwenkbewegung um die hindernisstangenparallele Schwenkachse (10) in Richtung des Hebels (8) gegen die zweite Vertikalmindestkraft gelöst werden kann.
- Hindernis für den Pferdespringsport mit einer an ihren beiden Enden jeweils mit einer Halterung (1) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 13 gehaltenen und im wesentlichen horizontal liegenden Hindernisstange (3).
- Hindernis nach Anspruch 14 für ein Military-Rennen.
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