So lovely to see 3 friends competing against each other and supporting each other. Even nicer to all come home with rosettes. Well done you all. Erol is improving so much. Enjoy your friendships and horses. Life moves on much too fast. Enjoy every minute x
Lovely young horse, developing a really sweet way of going. As someone who spends practically every weekend writing for BD/BE/FEI dressage, for a high scoring G+R the judge wants to see a clear release forward, towards the bit, with a visible (momentary) loop in the rein/s. Too many people who do the ‘hands up the crest’ G+R, maintain a contact with the bit and don’t actually offer a true release.
Congratulations to all of you!!! It looks like you all liked the outdoor arena better. Erol is growing and looking great!!! Thank you for the video!!!!
Great job all! Erol did so well… they grow up so fast. You kept saying you threw him in the deep end with all the conditions at first dressage test, but Erol seemed to thrive… like a kid jumping off the diving board. You should be PROUD of his mindset and effort. More muscles 💪 will definitely improve the behind the vertical. 👏👏👏
Lovely young horse, with beautiful paces. He'll score very well in future when he's stronger. It's great you have allowed him to mature in his own time, and not pushed hard for the young horse classes.
Well done ladies what a lovely balanced youngester he is beautiful paces showing so much promise exciting times ahead he's a credit to you as are all your horses you are a first class rider Ashley I love watching you ride ❤
Well done Izzy for a lovely second test! Tiny doesn’t look like the easiest ride (nothing worse than a lazy thoroughbred, I have one myself 🤦♀️) but she rides him well and he goes very sweetly for her 🥰
I went back and watched the vids of when you got him and his first jump, my gosh he looks so different and grown up now, proper little young event horse
Congratulations everyone! Well done on the Dressage outings. Looking forward to seeing how everyone goes after the schooling. Not sure if you have access to this in the UK but perhaps attending a dressage judges seminar might be useful to understand what the judges are looking for. As a former Elementary level Dressage judge I understood the comments you received in the first test. The release of rein (please confirm with your local rules) needs to show a loop in the rein. What can happen is the horse follows your hand keeping the contact, which isn't what they were looking for. They want the horse to remain in frame without the contact. It's designed to 'test' if the horse is on the bit via the hand or seat. It can be difficult to see sometimes... I think the judge may have not seen from the right angle. I'm sure you're across all of this. You're doing a great job! Erroll is a sweetheart and has a big future. Hope you didn't mind the 2 cents worth (2 bobs worth?).
Loved the vlog, nice to see you out supporting each other. I've got a youngster that I'm just breaking in so it's interesting to see how other people are taking their youngster out. Love Errol
Hi! I’m a trainee BD judge - r.e the give and retake you need to release the contact, at the mo you show a slight rein release but it needs to be really clear break in contact - full description in BD handbook
I (being not a judge or trainee judge or anything lol) was wondering if the hands needed to stay lower to show more of a release in contact - Ashley's hands seemed to go more upwards so although she moved forward a lot she still maintained a similar contact - is that the same as what you're saying? (if I've made any sense at all haha!)
@@lucygrimshaw8796 it isn’t specified hands low or high - most important thing is to release the contact (the actual slack on rein between hand and bit) so easier way is hand forward.
@@dressage_fever6175 Oh yes sorry I just meant in this case it seems like the reason Ashley doesn't get slack is because she goes upwards as much as forwards I think. Thanks for your reply!
Wow!! He is stunning and you can tell he's going to be amazing! Even if he's behind the bit..a bit, I'd take that over a nose in the air any day!! He's a gorgeous mover and the talent is right there! He just needs some experience! My old jumper used to dump me in the dirt at the sight of a sun spot on the ground!! lol I thought you did a great job!! Congrats!!
Was the second judge an eventing judge? Mostly ask because 70s are a bit on the high side for you strictly dressage judges, especially with the mistakes. I've found eventing dressage judges much more generous with their marks, but well done to all.
Ash, I know 'advice' is a pain and I normally don't do it but I wonder if your dressage would benefit from letting your stirrups down (then you'd have more leg length against the horse). The stirrup height you and the other riders were using appeared to be jumping length. Tell me to shut up if you don't agree.
You three have so much fun and are very supportive of one another. Lovely to see such close friends work together.
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Do you wash in warm water ? Every time I see you wash before an event...the "that's cold" subtitle pops up ?@@ashleyharrisoneventing
So lovely to see 3 friends competing against each other and supporting each other. Even nicer to all come home with rosettes. Well done you all. Erol is improving so much. Enjoy your friendships and horses. Life moves on much too fast. Enjoy every minute x
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Erol’s movement is gorgeous, bright bright future
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Lovely young horse, developing a really sweet way of going. As someone who spends practically every weekend writing for BD/BE/FEI dressage, for a high scoring G+R the judge wants to see a clear release forward, towards the bit, with a visible (momentary) loop in the rein/s. Too many people who do the ‘hands up the crest’ G+R, maintain a contact with the bit and don’t actually offer a true release.
I also have scribed, and I agree with your comment. The judges want to see a loop in the reins. Otherwise, they consider the release to be incomplete.
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Erol is going to be incredible. His movement is lovely.
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Another wonderful vlog. Erol really shone at the second event bless him. Congratulations to you all being placed 🎉🎉🎉
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Congratulations to all of you!!! It looks like you all liked the outdoor arena better. Erol is growing and looking great!!! Thank you for the video!!!!
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Great job all! Erol did so well… they grow up so fast. You kept saying you threw him in the deep end with all the conditions at first dressage test, but Erol seemed to thrive… like a kid jumping off the diving board. You should be PROUD of his mindset and effort. More muscles 💪 will definitely improve the behind the vertical. 👏👏👏
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Lovely young horse, with beautiful paces. He'll score very well in future when he's stronger.
It's great you have allowed him to mature in his own time, and not pushed hard for the young horse classes.
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What a smart and clever boy Erol was, little superstar in the making without doubt, well done all 🎉
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Well done ladies what a lovely balanced youngester he is beautiful paces showing so much promise exciting times ahead he's a credit to you as are all your horses you are a first class rider Ashley I love watching you ride ❤
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Issy and Tiny flowed through , very relaxed and nice center.
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Fab vlog with the girls 💜🦄💜🦄💜
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Little tip . Before the bell goes have a trot around the arena on both reins so he’s gets more confident. He is going to be fab the more he matures .
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Well done Izzy for a lovely second test! Tiny doesn’t look like the easiest ride (nothing worse than a lazy thoroughbred, I have one myself 🤦♀️) but she rides him well and he goes very sweetly for her 🥰
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Love your videos so much and I think Michaela’s gonna win
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2nd test was really nice and Errol's elastic movement is really comjng out!!
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Hi all that's brilliant confidence, AND keep up the good work. AND all the best.
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Well done girls , I can see a big future for baby Erol , lovely athletic paces & the rest will come as his backend catches up .
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IMO if you're looking at just his legs and where/how he places his hooves, Erol has a very nice working trot!!😁🥰🥰 Fun vlog!
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I went back and watched the vids of when you got him and his first jump, my gosh he looks so different and grown up now, proper little young event horse
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Love you Ashley❤❤❤
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Congratulations everyone! Well done on the Dressage outings. Looking forward to seeing how everyone goes after the schooling.
Not sure if you have access to this in the UK but perhaps attending a dressage judges seminar might be useful to understand what the judges are looking for.
As a former Elementary level Dressage judge I understood the comments you received in the first test. The release of rein (please confirm with your local rules) needs to show a loop in the rein.
What can happen is the horse follows your hand keeping the contact, which isn't what they were looking for. They want the horse to remain in frame without the contact. It's designed to 'test' if the horse is on the bit via the hand or seat. It can be difficult to see sometimes... I think the judge may have not seen from the right angle.
I'm sure you're across all of this. You're doing a great job! Erroll is a sweetheart and has a big future. Hope you didn't mind the 2 cents worth (2 bobs worth?).
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Loved the vlog, nice to see you out supporting each other. I've got a youngster that I'm just breaking in so it's interesting to see how other people are taking their youngster out. Love Errol
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YES I agree he wnt well, TINY was brill too, dosnt Issy ride softly.
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Congratulations to all of you and Erol is a Very Nice young fella very Athletic, beautiful mover!! Looks like a fun day!! 💞
It was 😊
Lovely disposition!!
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Omg the rosettes at the end are so cute
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Love a bit of friendly competition 😅
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ashley will win!
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ASH will win out of all 3. ❤
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Woohoo!!! Well done team!! ❤❤❤
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What fun well done team 🎉
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Well done everyone! Erol is so lovely ❤
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That’s my yard haha! Well done both of you 💕
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Hi! I’m a trainee BD judge - r.e the give and retake you need to release the contact, at the mo you show a slight rein release but it needs to be really clear break in contact - full description in BD handbook
I (being not a judge or trainee judge or anything lol) was wondering if the hands needed to stay lower to show more of a release in contact - Ashley's hands seemed to go more upwards so although she moved forward a lot she still maintained a similar contact - is that the same as what you're saying? (if I've made any sense at all haha!)
@@lucygrimshaw8796 it isn’t specified hands low or high - most important thing is to release the contact (the actual slack on rein between hand and bit) so easier way is hand forward.
@@dressage_fever6175 Oh yes sorry I just meant in this case it seems like the reason Ashley doesn't get slack is because she goes upwards as much as forwards I think. Thanks for your reply!
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precious!!!
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A lovely vlog! Thanks, Ashley! JV
Thanks for watching😊
You're 'V' welcome! Hahahaha. @@ashleyharrisoneventing
Pausing to guess….. Mick and Michaela!! I love a patchy pony 🤞🏼😍
Aren’t they just the best! 🥰
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Wow!! He is stunning and you can tell he's going to be amazing! Even if he's behind the bit..a bit, I'd take that over a nose in the air any day!! He's a gorgeous mover and the talent is right there! He just needs some experience! My old jumper used to dump me in the dirt at the sight of a sun spot on the ground!! lol I thought you did a great job!! Congrats!!
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That was a very clear release.
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oh well done erol, theres always a first! well done others too ;)
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Here in Australia we get our tests emailed to us not sure if it the same there?i love my dressage
No we still have to go pick them up 😊
Paused! Michaela 😊
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@@ashleyharrisoneventing she and Mic just seem a little calmer 😄😅😁
That was fun!
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It’s Leah the one that said hey beauty on the insta live and Scott thought I was talking about him 😂but no I was talking about Erol sorry Scott
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Was the second judge an eventing judge? Mostly ask because 70s are a bit on the high side for you strictly dressage judges, especially with the mistakes. I've found eventing dressage judges much more generous with their marks, but well done to all.
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Lol I was right well done girls you all did great that was fun your all lovely girls.tfs😎🏇😎
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Ash, I know 'advice' is a pain and I normally don't do it but I wonder if your dressage would benefit from letting your stirrups down (then you'd have more leg length against the horse). The stirrup height you and the other riders were using appeared to be jumping length. Tell me to shut up if you don't agree.
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lovely 🦄❤🦄
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I’m team piebald ❤
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I’m team Ashley
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Nice ❤
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Beautiful learning experience for Erol. I thought he might be more “looky” than he actually was.
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Recon Micheala
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I’m team Michaela
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Erol has lovely dapples
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Did you buy Erol or breed him x
I bought him 😊
Macala lol 😂
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Ash
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