IV had performed well and jumped clear in all bar one class. She and I were getting to know each other and I felt ready to jump her in the 1.40m. My Dad had total belief in her and thought she was a star in the making. I can see why. Tornado des Monts developed a small crack in his hoof wall so I didn’t jump him the last week. Although he was never lame it didn’t seem necessary to jump when he had gone so well over the four weeks. There is a long season ahead for us both I hope, so a weekend hacking around at the show didn’t do him any harm. Gunner was a star and tried hard as always, at 15.2hh we do sometimes look like we are in the wrong collecting ring with the big horses. Don Diego finished the trip with a 7th in the final Grand Prix. He has so much jump, I really hope we will have a chance at some bigger shows this year.
“We all need a tardis“!
Summer I think.
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