I had a cross country lesson with Aamelia today, we rode nicely Then Aamelia hopped on and worked him. Neither of us ralized he had open fronts on (I was meant to have an SJ lesson). But we both were very shocked afterwards and felt very bad when we realized they were on. No comments on this please! No critique - lesson!
Warm up
Tiny tyre jump
Bank with added polls - Chinga tends to fall down it
The lizard Aamelia found!
Nice loggie, good landing ( for once ).
Cantering and getting too excited.
Focusing on my realease. Forgetting about my legs.
Give whom, Aamelia? I did have a long thingo typed up on how wonderful she is but it kept not posting. She knows how wonderful she is But she really is turning both Chinga and I a compete circle. His such a lovely horse to ride now. We've all put hours off work into him and it makes me so proud when I watch Aamelia put all of his potential together and jump him over big stuff or when she rides him around the dressage arena and he looks STUNNING . They *Aamelia and Chinga* never fail to meet and exceed my expectations. Without her we'd still be dreaming about XC instead of being on it. We're working on my realease at the moment, because as you can see I have NONE. Its great that we are on holidays because it means I get to ride with a super coach, at super facilities on a super horse more offern. Its been a very very long road to get him here and I am truely looking forward to the future on this horse. So many coaches have helped us get this far but really our dressage and jumping is purely down to Aamelia. She's not a quite coach, she yells, she pushes. But she is incredibly enthusiastic.
When I fell off over the XC jump it went something like: *Falls* "**** are you okay!?" *Gives Aamelia thumbs up* "GET BACK ON AND RIDE IT CORRECTLY! STOP RUINING YOURSELVES".
Or when I rode a shocking line and had a horrible jump, she looked at me and I go: "How about you don't say anything and I do it again".
Yeah I know I need to realease but it seems like I think my hands are stuck so Aamelia tells me to throw my hands at him. It looks gross, but as she said you have to over do it before you can have it looking nice, it doesn't really matter what I look like with my hands at the moment as long as I'm not on his mouth. That I was in the pictures above . Thanks for the mane thats what Aamelia said too. She tied my reins in a knot so I still had them but to actually go in two point over the fence I'd have to bring my hands forward too, that seemed to work nicely.
Thankyou I didn't end up having a lesson in dressage today, because Chinga and I were just not up to it. So we took Chinga and her horse Rusty over to the park and did some really fun training. Including trotting and cantering up massive hills, trail riding, de-spooking, getting patted by little kiddies and Aamelia got Chinga and I going over these log things (those barriers that have two log supports with a log across the top). Super day, learnt so much on control, ect.
Chinga after I'd washed and dried him.
Rusty ((Aamelia's horsie getting washed)).
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