
Cereya Mettler
20 ans
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National
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Amateur
Cavalier
I am a three day eventer from the United States and a member of United States Pony Club currently a D2.
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I know it's kind of hard to read but if you zoom in it's easy.... It's really funny LOL
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cereya mettler
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Abby
8 ans | Eventing
Well this is my new baby girl Abby! She's a 5 year old Irish Sporthorse! She's scooled novice level and I'm super excited to lease her for the next 6 months! We have some work to do but I'm confident that we will accomplish many things together! 😁❤
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Napoleon dynamite
19 ans | Eventing
#proudmamamoment I have been leasing Napoleon for 5 months now and we jumped 3'3" for the first time yesterday! Sadly he's going back to his owner tomorrow and I will be leasing her 5 year old Irish Sporthorse mare!
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Aww... that is to bad. But good luck w/ your new your horse!! I am going through the same thing. My lease horse leaves next weekend and it is so sad. But I will have a new horse soon so I am trying to stay positive!!
Handsome boy! Sadly has to leave me in two weeks because his owner needs him back 😭Super sad
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Advice on jumping high when your nervous 🏇💕
I was always nervous when the jumps got higher and I found that putting trust into my horse and telling myself to breath worked. Obviously take it slow and try maybe doing a one stride so that you don't have to find your distance as much. Whatever height you are jumping put as the first jump and the second one a bit higher and work your way up slowly, it may take a while. Enjoy it and tell yourself you are having FUN and before you know it, it will all come easier and easier by the jump! Another thing I learned is to never give up because I almost quit riding. I got so scared to trot a crossbar a year and a half ago and now i'm easily coursing 3'0"-3'6". The more strength you build in your legs and torso, the more you can hold yourself in a good position over jumps, and flatwork, flatwork, flatwork. It ALWAYS pays off trust me! I hope this helped!