InsideTrack Eventing

My Coach, in my lesson: Explains exactly what I need to do at home, step by step, to improve my riding and my horses way of going Me, riding at home afterwards:

My trainer at least 20-30 times in my lesson:

Me to the judge at the end of an absolute s**tshow of a dressage test, with my horse halted on three tracks:

Me, trying to give my horse the correct aids for a movement My Body:

My horse when I go to bring him in from the field, having pulled his rug off again:

There are two types of horses

Grey horses being kept clean after being washed the night before a show:

When someone comments on a Facebook thread suggesting the owner should consult a professional instead of asking for the advice of strangers on the internet:

My horse, when life has been going well for me for a while:

Me, trying to see a stride:

Anyone: Knocks a fence showjumping Spectators:

Me: Gives another horse in the barn a treat My Horse:

When I die:

An Equestrian, after choosing to share their journey publicly on social media:

Me to My Horse: It’s not safe for you to attempt that jump at the speed you are travelling, you need to listen to my aids and slow down My Horse, completely ignoring my aids:

My horse, as it spooks at the exact same part of the arena it passes every day:

Me, in the pocket waiting for my turn to jump, after being told exactly what to do by my coach:

My Coach: Don’t worry I won’t be putting the jumps up any higher than this today Also my coach:

When my coach says it’s time to do some work without stirrups:

Me in winter, waiting for my horse to dry off so I can put its rug back on: