Jinx94
Well-Known Member
So.. where to begin?
Tris has done a little more dressage, coming 3rd in our second Intro and 4th in our first Prelim. He completely switched off between the two and didn't really engage for the Prelim - the judge was very kind.
In training we've been continuing with getting him forwards, soft and working into the bridle. His canter needs a lot of work but everything is coming along nicely. We do leg yield and shoulder in quite happily in walk and trot, we've also had a few steps of travers! (Evasions are just another of training opportunity!
).
We've been doing some jumping over poles. It's quite amusing as apparently showjumps terrify me
but we're getting there!
Overall, we're having a bucket-load of fun!
Arya hasn't been doing much. Her breeder gave her such a good foundation that I haven't really needed to. Plus she's so trainable that it's all pretty easy. Wolf teeth have come out so she'll be bitted in the Spring and we'll start to do a bit more. She's so big and gangly that although I might lean over her late next year/early 2021, I probably won't get on until that autumn. It could be that she gets left a little longer, but we'll see how it goes!!
Tris has done a little more dressage, coming 3rd in our second Intro and 4th in our first Prelim. He completely switched off between the two and didn't really engage for the Prelim - the judge was very kind.
In training we've been continuing with getting him forwards, soft and working into the bridle. His canter needs a lot of work but everything is coming along nicely. We do leg yield and shoulder in quite happily in walk and trot, we've also had a few steps of travers! (Evasions are just another of training opportunity!
We've been doing some jumping over poles. It's quite amusing as apparently showjumps terrify me
Overall, we're having a bucket-load of fun!
Arya hasn't been doing much. Her breeder gave her such a good foundation that I haven't really needed to. Plus she's so trainable that it's all pretty easy. Wolf teeth have come out so she'll be bitted in the Spring and we'll start to do a bit more. She's so big and gangly that although I might lean over her late next year/early 2021, I probably won't get on until that autumn. It could be that she gets left a little longer, but we'll see how it goes!!