What am i doing wrong?

[ShowJumperBeckii]

When i jumped ebs yesterday as i landed her neck wasnt there? and i thought i was going to go straight over and off! the corner was tight so she turned quickly? i gave with my hands and do what i normaly do but her neck wasnt in front of me when i landed? am i doing something wrong, that i havent noticed?

Sorry it sounds so silly, but i want to know im not not riding right

 

[Bryndu]

Not looking for the next fence like your mare was!!!! Look for your fences and you'll be fine.
Good luck
Bryndu

 

[zoelouisem]

Did she end up been clipped yesterday? Was it out of freshness and she stuck her neck between her legs with her back up?

 

[ShowJumperBeckii]

There wasnt a next fence it was at home doing grids thanks for your help x

 

[ShowJumperBeckii]

Did she end up been clipped yesterday? Was it out of freshness and she stuck her neck between her legs with her back up?

yes, no ebs head was up high in the air with excitement

 

[Bryndu]

There wasnt a next fence it was at home doing grids thanks for your help x

Just a one off then maybe.
Bryndu

 

[zoelouisem]

yes, no ebs head was up high in the air with excitement

I wouldnt worry to much, she was probaly really fresh with the cold air on her back if its not a normal problem.

 

[ShowJumperBeckii]

Ohh good right, just wondered cause i dont want it always happening, it seem to happen just over the 3.3ft + fences and i thought i was a gonna
thanks

 

[Fairynuff]

Ohh good right, just wondered cause i dont want it always happening, it seem to happen just over the 3.3ft + fences and i thought i was a gonna
thanks

YSTBTTP! If you need a translation-let me know!

 

[JessandCharlie]

Maybe you should work on your position so you're secure enough to not need her neck to balance you if she does this?

 

[penhwnllys_stardust]

YSTBTTP! If you need a translation-let me know!

Translation please

 

[Munchkin]

Ohh good right, just wondered cause i dont want it always happening, it seem to happen just over the 3.3ft + fences and i thought i was a gonna
thanks

So you're jumping 3'3 grids? What are you practising for, 6 bar competitions?

I agree with Jess Tickle. You are insecure and unbalanced and should probably practise riding correctly over smaller fences before jumping bigger ones.

Also, there is no need to be jumping that high so regularly at home, particularly on a mare with arthritis. Start concentrating on technique rather than trying to impress us by mentioning the heights of the fences - you're not.

 

[Fairynuff]

Translation please

'you seem to be taking the pz!'

 

[penhwnllys_stardust]

'you seem to be taking the pz!'

Ahh i see

 

[SirenaXVI]

So you're jumping 3'3 grids? What are you practising for, 6 bar competitions?

I agree with Jess Tickle. You are insecure and unbalanced and should probably practise riding correctly over smaller fences before jumping bigger ones.

Also, there is no need to be jumping that high so regularly at home, particularly on a mare with arthritis. Start concentrating on technique rather than trying to impress us by mentioning the heights of the fences - you're not.

We deffo need a LIKE button on here

 

[Vikki89]

So you're jumping 3'3 grids? What are you practising for, 6 bar competitions?

I agree with Jess Tickle. You are insecure and unbalanced and should probably practise riding correctly over smaller fences before jumping bigger ones.

Also, there is no need to be jumping that high so regularly at home, particularly on a mare with arthritis. Start concentrating on technique rather than trying to impress us by mentioning the heights of the fences - you're not.

I agree with the above, It is better to work on position and technique over lower fences first and the build the height.
Out of interest what height do you usually compete at?