She's wet because this was filmed in the middle of a HUGE rain event
(rain for >24 hours); she's outside 24/7 and thus was in the elements.
(This was actually a day I found the horses shivering outside due to
the cold and wet. In the future, I plan to blanket them during such
instances to help them out.)
I have zero idea what the audio is like other than obnoxious because
of the rain. Jeremy was filming for me (yay!), and I did try to explain
some things to him here and there as he's never ever been around horses
in this capacity before I corrupted his time with them. I recommend
muting the sound.
Draw your own conclusions, ask questions if you have them, provide supportive suggestions where you see fit.
My take:
She's making progress. Truly, truly. She's working so hard to figure out those side reins. Every session produces better and better results.
She's really trying to figure out what I want under saddle with the contact, too. She adjusts her head up and down and up and down.
Its funny, but when she nails it and gets into that 'sweet spot' she becomes stretchy and really forward. She wants to break into a trot without any encouragement from me. Odd for her with any work off-trail. I'd like to take this as her enjoying the work we're doing?
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