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Corvett is definitely who Iād want to be on if I had to jump around this todayā¦ so scopey and clever! Emily must be thrilled.
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If you call her out call out everyone please. Many riders have the same or similar amount of gear on their horses.
Definitely! I love a horse that can make decisions like that and keep himself out of trouble! Such a clever guy.
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Yes.
At a lower-ranked event with ammy starters, a starter may be a bit more kind if a rider is barely delayed. But per the rules, the timer starts running at the start time.
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Really? I literally said this horse is going to fall at the fence before and then it happened. His legs were definitely feeling it.
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I agree, he looked long and flat jumping into that combination. Couldāve probably got away with it early on course but not when heās getting tired.
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Corvett -such an effort not to touch a pole!
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Yes and even if he did slip if he had a more balanced canter he likely wouldnāt have fallen.
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This is a peculiar position given your comments Re: Elisa.
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Yay Buck! Interestingly he rode with a driving rein on Carlevo.
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I donāt disagree and I own the fact that I will never make it to this level so I donāt know what is truly āneededā here. However, it makes me sad across the board to see the incredible amounts of hardware on the horses. And honestly I couldnāt exactly tell what she was riding in.
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Really enjoyed Annaās riding yesterday and today! 
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? Literally doing exactly what I said.
My boyfriend has started walking around the horse doing John Kyle impressionsā¦
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āButtāsā in Buttās Avondale (and various other German-bred horses over the years) is pronounced āBootsā assuming the commentator is correct and Iād assume they are. Iāve been mentally saying it likeā¦wellā¦butts all this time.
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Of course. Donāt we all??? LOLā¦
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Same 
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Yes and look at the time on the courseā¦ running home and paid the price.
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