Booboos
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Well done to Laura not only on trying her best in her test but also being so candid in her comments about it. From the H&H report:
"My hands were full and I lost my bearings," admitted Laura. "I can't really explain it. He was going for gold, but I wasn't really with him."
Rather than trying to blame the horse or the venue or the judges she just was honest - good for her and best of luck next time.
Odd though that David Holmes seemed to suggest that the judges were partly at fault for being late with the bell! From the BD site:
Team captain Richard Davison said: It was absolutely tragic as Laura was on course for a blinder of a test with an expected score of 73% until she made an error of course. The judges were late ringing the bell, which threw her - you cannot afford to lose concentration for a split second in these conditions.
"My hands were full and I lost my bearings," admitted Laura. "I can't really explain it. He was going for gold, but I wasn't really with him."
Rather than trying to blame the horse or the venue or the judges she just was honest - good for her and best of luck next time.
Odd though that David Holmes seemed to suggest that the judges were partly at fault for being late with the bell! From the BD site:
Team captain Richard Davison said: It was absolutely tragic as Laura was on course for a blinder of a test with an expected score of 73% until she made an error of course. The judges were late ringing the bell, which threw her - you cannot afford to lose concentration for a split second in these conditions.