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Aww, cute!
Misty
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188 days ago
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Nice!! I luffles ur pony!
Isadorable
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182 days ago
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dont catch her in the mouth over the jump.
DiamondAndVegas
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177 days ago
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Release more and don't hang on her mouth : She is soo pretty!! Shouldn't you get ready before you warm up to jump?
Lime Squiggles
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163 days ago
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i always warm up before i jump bailey also when i do crosscountry pratice i do some little walk trot then a canter
coral12
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148 days ago
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is that a 24'
boomer
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71 days ago
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I personally don't think that is 2 feet,, I think it is 18 incehes but maybe it is....
Goodbye
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340 days ago
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Cute horse! And nice job!
GypsyGirl
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164 days ago
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how could you be bored with a horse in your presence?
toffeelola
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149 days ago
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Same as toffeelola! Very pretty horse though!
Estella Noire
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97 days ago
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that is not 2'6 nor MAYBE 2'. Nice horse, he is lacking on his part though. he could pick up his feet a bit more, also heals down and ofcourse RELEASE! :)
kayla4343
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16 days ago
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How is he lacking? He is clearing that jump beautifully! Just remember heels down and bump those legs a bit closer to the and don't hold back, and your leaning on him a bit too much that you out of the saddle. You shouldn't be above the pommel.
Carpe Diem
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302 days ago
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Yeah, I agree with Carpe Diem, of you put your heels down, it will make you not go so far up into your half seat two point jumping position, whatever you call it. You are leaning a bit far forward... I think putting your heels down will force you to shift your body into the correct position.
FreeRein
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277 days ago
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Your legs slipped back a little. Otherwise pretty horse. Release a tiny bit more and you'll have a better jump.
Arialr
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269 days ago
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