I actually think the male trainer rode better and your horse was less behind the vertical. I am sorry that you seem to be getting upsetbut Rome was not built in a day, slow and steady progress is better then cat leap forwards with no foundations.
perhaps I've read more into the way questions have been phrased but all of these threads seem to turn into a ping pong of attack and defence in the end, so that's how questions start to read iyswim 
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. I actually think you can see the right hind problem from time to time then too, when the horse is tense, which is also when it shows most with this rider.. (Opening a new can of worms possibly, as some people don't believe in physiotherapy but hey ho
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I tried in the past and failed Just a side issue
Billie, just wondering from what you've said above whether you've managed to get hold of the info about active ingredients in Cortaflex?
Am a great believer in getting value for money and as I couldn't compare it with the other supplements that do publish the amount of each ingredient in, say, a daily dose, I wrote it off as too much of a mystery
Just a side issue
Billie, just wondering from what you've said above whether you've managed to get hold of the info about active ingredients in Cortaflex?
Am a great believer in getting value for money and as I couldn't compare it with the other supplements that do publish the amount of each ingredient in, say, a daily dose, I wrote it off as too much of a mystery
James already knows what I think of the two trainers: I voted for the gentleman, not the lady.Well I can't wait to hear what Cortez's opinion on this man is because although I know nothing about anything to me I much prefer him to her. Yes he is having confrontations but to me its because he has the measure of Armas and Armas isn't getting away with his tricks. He is much less btv isn't he?!
To me the girl is constantly arguing with Armas and not necessarily in a productive way.
But I have a QH, the polar opposite to him, so what do I know
I didn't like BB to begin with but I realised I was wrong. This guy reminds me of BB.
as a caveat I've only watched the first 5 minutes, I am going to go back now and watch it in its entirety, so will post after that, but so far in the first few minutes i prefer this rider, its not about challenging or asking questions, its about challenging and asking those questions in the right way and at the right level... Armas looks a bit narked, you know why? Because he is being competently challenged on his evasion and not allowed to get away with it, he is hardly behind the vertical at all in comparison to his current trainer. He is being worked at a pace that suits him better, and the way he is being challenged is effective in tackling the issue of btv. He looks tense, but that's because he is narked he can't get away with his evasion tactic, as he became more accepting of that he would soften and relax. Going back to watch there rest now, because I found the debate between rider and horse in this video... Captivating.
And he gets a similar way of going to BB. That's the difference between the 2 really, something I said earlier about leg moving/back moving.) given quite how much the french woman is being ripped apart .
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