Dressage Plus Schooling Show
[Show Report]
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We wait.

We begin.

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Para-Olympics has a walk-only test. I don’t know how they do it.

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Checking the Order of Go. Note the dropped reins. Not a smart safety practice, but ever so chill.

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I don’t know what is going on here, but Milton and I do not approve.

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This may be from our brief canter. I know we never trotted fast enough for his mane to blow in the breeze. If so, it is a record of our first canter in public. Our first intentional canter in public [The Canadian Horse & The Red Queen]

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Tests were a slight decline from our previous show. Kept a decent trot. Not so much with the contact
[Previous outingShow Photos].

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Whoa there, Wild Horse.

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As the day warmed, I switched to a quiet pink shirt. When I tacked back up for the poles class, my groom suggested using Milton’s red pad. I had the red shirt in the trailer. Why not?

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We be done.
Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott
Love your smile in the (possibly) canter shot! But I also love how chilled Milton is – well done.
ditto
Canter smile = fun! Nice!
Prettiest thing in he world. Milton is not bad looking either.
Love the red on both of you. Good color for him. Some great faces in there.
Love these photos! And a chill horse at a show is a great thing!
The red is good. The smile wonderful!
Thank you all. Horse shows are always valuable experience, but they are so much more fun when your horse is in a good mood.