JESS & SECOND IN COMMAND-Lynnleigh Farm (JUMPER Show)-Fences 2'6"-UHJA

[DistractionCascade]

Right I understand, I'm still use to beginners jumpers where some kids are really confident and clear all the fences and others are not quite there yet and have refusals, trips on rails, etc. The kids in Jess' class are all awesome, it becomes more a question of who is the fastest while maintaining awesomeness ;o)

[xxequineluvrxx]

lol.....like that!

[DistractionCascade]

and have a happy day off day! its Thursday, haha :D

[TCtech4horses]

wow, they look awesome! bosco really looks like he is enjoying himself out there. I loved the pics halfway through, tell jess i'm soo jealous of her position:) great video mary!

[xxequineluvrxx]

Thanks Chelsea! They truly are!....Meg took half those pics...she's an awesome photographer!...I've told her she should do it for real....go pro! Jess has worked really hard on improving that this year. Though, she does know her faults and knows there's still room for improvement! :)

[TCtech4horses]

you're welcome! meg took those? she should definitely think about goin pro, they're awesome! I can tell her position is just wow!lol her and bosco are going to go far, tell her that her hardwork is definitely paying off :)

[DistractionCascade]

Jess looks awesome! Holy cow, 36 riders in the class, how do the judges keep track of so many? That class must have taken over an hour to complete!

[xxequineluvrxx]

Hey Thanks! They're both having a blast in jumpers! I know, classes are getting larger and larger especially for local shows. It does take a long time (all classes were large) and was a loooooooong day. When you get this many riders it's 1/10ths of seconds that separates them! The riders that placed started at 24 something seconds...Jess had 29, we were very pleased :D

[DistractionCascade]

OK this is timed event which must make it a little easier on judges, I presume they are judging on technique as well?

[xxequineluvrxx]

Right makes it a little easier! No technique is not taken in consideration in jumpers. Though, I personally think, the better the technique can make a HUGE difference in a successful jumper round! :)