Lesley's Corner
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Lisa's Blog post # 20
Most women are obsessed with numbers – age, weight, dress size, shoe size, calories, carbs – you name it! I am no exception – but my obsession is over a number in a completely different category. I just have to know how high the fence is that I’m jumping! I’m sure
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Jumping in Muddy Conditions
Sooner or later every Event rider finds themselves at a competition with rain or slippery, deep mud. If you know how to handle those conditions, you can still have a fun and successful event! Riding in muddy conditions is not dangerous if the horse and rider are well prepared.
Questions
Question # 26: My horse is not drinking very much water, nor seems to be sweating when I am dripping! Should I be concerned? She has access to a salt block and tons of fresh water...I am a bit worried. (Cheryl)
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Lisa's Blog post # 19
Baby steps to the oxer. Baby steps to the roll top. Baby steps to the coop. I feel like Bill Murray in What About Bob?! (highly recommended) Low and Slow is our modus operandi. We are introducing Cotton to a whole other dimension, a brand new world! A world where
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10 Ways to Improve Your Dressage Scores
Here are 10 different things you can do, to improve your Dressage scores!
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Lisa's Blog post # 18
We’re doing it!! Cotton and I are jumping all by ourselves! After the amazing breakthrough we had this past week, we have been jumping up a storm – we spent the day after our lesson going over the same trot pole set up. The next day we did it again
Videos
Video # 8: This is Briana doing her dressage test at her recent long format Novice 3 day!
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Lisa's Blog post # 17
Part II It’s hard for me to trot a jump. I am distracted by the take off coinciding with my rising trot – it’s just awkward, especially on Cotton because he catches me off guard so often. But his erratic canter throws me off even worse so Lesley wanted
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Lisa's Blog post # 16
Part 1- She did it again – she created another major milestone in the riding career of Lisa Blazevich. I was actually nervous about the jumping lesson I had scheduled with her for today. I’ve always looked forward to jumping – never nervous – what was going on?! Was I scared? No,
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Lisa's Blog post # 15
We galloped today! It was a slow gallop – about the speed we would go during XC at BN – but it was so much fun!! This warm weather has taken the edge off his spunk and he was acting a little lazy so we had a refreshing canter along the drive
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