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Great way to end the year. Looks like you had a great time.

Looking good 😊

That is a beautiful tribute Maria to such a wonderful boy. We are all going to miss your big tongue licks and coming to meet us for treats RIP Bucket our gentle giant.

Love the brown top very smart looking

Congratulations 🎉😊

My boy adores licorice! I think Bella, Colm and Kirra thoroughly enjoyed that game 😊

Well done great lesson and you did well without your off sider

What a beautiful horse!! Thank you for sharing!!

This was super interesting to watch! Fedora is a beautiful mare and a real schoolmaster. Riding a more experienced horse is a great way to learn. You did really well with her. Thank you for sharing!

Greatly enjoyed this lesson! Your trainer is wonderful. Love her use of "frying pan hands" (the more technical term would be "Fillis hold"). It's a lovely tool that is very much underutilized. And you could clearly see the difference it made for Bella! Also love how much time Lucy spends really explaining things to you, both the "how" and the "why", and how much she works with you in the walk (or even the halt). Really nice and thorough, down to explaining theory which is also overlooked a lot by riding instructors, even though it's super important. Keep going, and please keep sharing these wonderful lessons with us! Edit: Oh, and about the term "Losgelassenheit": I'm German, and Lucy's pronunciation is actually pretty good! The term is a bit tricky to translate, because in the context of the dressage training scale it really has two meanings (like Lucy explained as well). The word itself comes from the verb "loslassen" which literally translates to "letting go", in this context, letting go of (physical and mental) tension. There's the physical compontent, which refers to the absence of (negative) tension in the horse's body. I'd agree with Lucy that the term "looseness" is a more fitting translation in this context. However, there's also the mental component to "Losgelassenheit", which refers to the horse being in a mentally relaxed and emotionally neutral or positive state. So "relaxation" is also a fitting translation. "Losgelassenheit" really means both, and it's important to keep both these elements (physical and mental) in mind. People tend to forget the importance of that mental relaxation, even though it is a prerequisite for the horse being able to learn.

well done, the second test looked so much more relaxed I always find that the judges seem really harsh with their scores when your first in the ring

Great lesson; enjoyed watching.

Well done maria

Huge difference since your last video, training, care and attention paying dividends well done

Bella felt amazing on the day, we had a fantastic day 🤩hope you all enjoy watching

Such a fun day playing with the ponies and Sophia & Aysha. Bella & Colm were so patient and well behaved 🧡🤍

Hi, Maria. I've just discovered your channel and I have to say I really enjoy watching your training sessions and seeing you achieve your goals step by step. You have an amazing trainer - from what I've seen so far - and that's great when you get to learn from that one person who really makes you feel comfortable and confident. I'm actually more into jumping though I can't but acknowledge that I LOVE dressage. I'm going to the UK this week and I have already started to miss training and riding. Keep up the good work. You're doing great. Best wishes and hope to see more of you soon! P.S: Hands down you have a new sub here! Greetings from Spain for you and your awesome trainer.

Happy belted birthday! 🎂

Good lesson, the coach explains well. Does the coach have a vlog to also follow?

You have a wonderful trainer there. I love how she constantly asks you questions about what you're feeling and what you're doing, and her use of mental images like the wheelbarrow. I also like how she did not try to get your horse's head down but rather worked on your seat and your aids. Keep going like this and you'll improve in no time.

Cute ❤

Great sound

New sub

Well done, I really enjoyed watching this vlog x

So cute! ❤ New subscriber ❤

Hey! I just found your channel & am loving it. Great job with videos, keep at it. ❤

OMG you are sounds like Cleo’s friend from the mermaid movie on Netflix Cleo are you actually American? That’s actually really cool.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

So sweet ❤

That horse is so cute❤

Beautiful Horse ❤

Love seeing the farm

This shorts brought a lot of nostalgia and good vibes 😂🤓🤓🤓

I am learning to enjoy the challenge of stepping up to the next level, and using these competition days as training days. Hope you are enjoying the journey with us 🧡

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So pretty. Such a shiny coat Beautiful 😊

Lovely test love watching your progress

Has she ever Done a lunge/longe line lesson with you? I would love to see her instructions and exercises for the lunge line with you. That would be a phenomenal lesson.

So glad your instructor agreed to wear a mic. It is so helpful to us riders and instructors to be able to learn from both instructor and student. Let her know thank you. And keep sharing the lessons

Hi Maria, can I ask who this coach is? And where is she based? Thanks

Wth you done to that horse there beautiful both of them

She said what are you doing back there 7:11

Already love ❤️ it

She says what are you doing sweetheart ❤

Such beautiful

Braiding horse 🐎 tail

So beautiful 😍

Hi guys, I’ve been having trouble with my internet, I was hoping to upload my lesson with Lucy but is a long one 🙈so I filmed a shorter vlog today and yay it uploaded 😅so stay tuned for the lesson vlog hopefully soon. Hope you enjoy this workout at home 🧡

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