Helmet Cam: Let It Be Lee (CCI 3* Long | 2020 Tryon Int'l Three Day Event) 

Yeah, that'd be really nice

Yes!!!!

Yess

I have to agree, so beautiful

Believe it or not, this was an Arnold Palmer designed golf course! Capt. Mark Phillips (UK) did the course design for this event. The turf held up well considering flooding rains just a couple days before.

@@shadrackzulu6138 Shout out to the Captain, then. It is a great course design. Those Brits love their table jumps. Yikes!!! The use of the water elements was really well done, too. Very unique!!

me too! It’s such a pretty courss

Tryon area is stunning, trust me. Even the town movie theatre is a work of art-it’s not terribly far from me so I do go there sometimes over closer options because it’s also the only theatre that serves alcohol-and the entire town actually has life size painted horses dotting it.

Looked VERY gruelling! Bloody good horse! Give him all the carrots!

I kind of thought she was cantering at the beginning.

Yea it would be so nice!!

They are placed there to mark sprinkler covers (this was formerly a golf course).

@@shadrackzulu6138 oooh that makes sense, thanks!

hi! I believe you start with tapping behind the horses front leg with a whip, and take it away when they pick up or move at all the leg. do it with both legs, slowly. start being more picky with how high they put their leg and once they understand the que and they do it when you tap their leg ask them to move forward when they lift up their leg. after that I would imagine you add in a verbal command such as 'walk' or 'step' hope this helps!

@@graceconnolly5765 Thank you so so much ❤

You can also use treats as positive reinforcement.

@@ronelbuitendag2952 oh, another thing I forgot to mention, start next to a wall or solid object to make sure they dont think you are asking them to move sideways

If you teach it with a clicker its really easy. Tap the horse on the back of one front leg and click as soon as they show the intention to lift it. Make them do it on both legs and reward every little step. I personally then switch the whip to the front of the leg and reward if they touch it with the leg so you can train the hight of the step quite easily and its much simpler to handle in motion. And you reward every little step forward, even if its not intentional. Personally i like the clicker because i can reward the exact moment they do something right and they really start to think and experiment. Personally i found it easier to train the step forward before i trained the hight, it may also take a bit of building up for the muscle. Thats what worked best for me and the horses get really into it

he did!

Can't wait to see the video

I watched the 4* long did he do the short or 3*. Unless i totally missed it

@@hollyhoney6664 He did the 4*S but retired during XC (don't know why yet, it was run the day after the 2/3/4*L and they don't have any video livestream coverage for the 4*S on the Tryon website). He was in 10th place after SJ.

Just go for it , work for it and you'll get there ❤ I believe in you

@@ronelbuitendag2952 omg thanks. That means a lot

@@haileydragon123 You are going to kick ass 💪❤ go do it , I know you can

@@ronelbuitendag2952 Thanks so much 🥺

They are still on EventEntries website under past events or the Tryon website (Tryon/eventing). The Tryon site also has the xc maps and program still posted.

@@shadrackzulu6138 thanks! most events i do use startbox scoring and i don’t see it on there

@@larkynhendren9854 No problem. EventEntries : evententries.com/#LiveScores .

she has set minute markers when walking the course so she knows where she wants to be when it beeps, it helps her keep track of time and how fast she needs to be going in order to not get any time penalties. I hope this makes sense, if not www.caroline-moore.com/top-tips/the-use-of-stop-watches-on-the-xc-phase/

They're minute markers. It's so she knows if she needs to speed up or not to avoid time penilties.

woah someone who’s actually first saying they’re first😧

@@larkynhendren9854 ahahahha

No. Or else I would’ve been pulled up and eliminated.

@@WallaceEventing thanks for the reply! I don't know much about cross country lol