Calling all Showing Divas! The season is calling our name...

Crackerz said:
Sounds like a brilliant day out then @minesadouble ! have you got any pics?
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Pretty blurry and you'll have to forgive the forelock plait as he's very sensitive anywhere near his ears so it's a 100mph job and will take a bit of patience to achieve stitching rather than banding 😂
So pleased with him!
 

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My friends are pushing me to do WH this year. Booked a lesson with a producer through my RC to see what he thinks of him.

I used show him in hand as a youngster and he did well. However after being humiliated by a judge telling me I was too fat to run my horse in hand and that she’d have placed him higher if the picture had looked better (ie I’d not been so heavy) I decided that showing definitely wasn’t for me anymore. I was a size 12/14 in clothes.
 
Roasted Chestnuts said:
My friends are pushing me to do WH this year. Booked a lesson with a producer through my RC to see what he thinks of him.

I used show him in hand as a youngster and he did well. However after being humiliated by a judge telling me I was too fat to run my horse in hand and that she’d have placed him higher if the picture had looked better (ie I’d not been so heavy) I decided that showing definitely wasn’t for me anymore. I was a size 12/14 in clothes.
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I hope the Prducer session goes well, but honestly if your Cob jumps well give it a go!
Get onto your BSPS Area page and get him in some Training Stakes and Novice M&M WH, my daughter was doing these classes with her Connie for the last few years and had a whale of a time.
Jumping is the vast majority of the marks so jump a nice rythmic clear and your'e virtually certain to be placed.

Our area runs loads of clinics, jumping and non jumping which are really helpful too.
 
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