Uploaded April 2013 | Updated September 2026, 36 minutes ago
Its so good to jump Callie again, i have been jumping small the last few weeks and been building it up. It was a great feeling to jump her over a bigger height again (1m) and i have a training show on her tomorrow evening. I have mainly been riding & jumping young horses recently and in that time i have become so messy in my riding so please excuse my jumping position, it really is a mess haha
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Its so good to jump Callie again, i have been jumping small the last few weeks and been building it up. It was a great feeling to jump her over a bigger height again (1m) and i have a training show on her tomorrow evening. I have mainly been riding & jumping young horses recently and in that time i have become so messy in my riding so please excuse my jumping position, it really is a mess haha
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![Alfies first training show [Inc Fall]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YV_JyMBdhgE/mqdefault.jpg "Alfies first training show [Inc Fall]
So the big man went super well last night at his first proper training show. I kept it small as hes never actually done a full round of jumping without being jumped over all the fences first ( when we hire an arena) He was extremely unsure of it all at the start but soon worked into it and really enjoyed himself. He went double clear in the 60cm & Clear in the 70 apart from a little mishap after the 7th fence.. Due to the fact hes still young and inexperienced when i get unbalanced on him he usually has a bigger freak attack which almost always results in me hitting the sand HA. I got straight back on and finished my round with no problems. I am extremely happy with how he went & im really loving the horse Alfie is turning into :)
Im very aware that the riding in this isnt perfect i was a tad anxious & nervous at the thought of how it was going to go so wasnt releasing as much i should have. I trotted him & let him canter if he felt confident to, i believe a good sharp trot to a fence is far better than a dead, pushy canter on a younger horse!
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Thanks everyone x")
