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Cooking with Coco and Yvonne!

held back. On the irst day, my team helped me with little cutting, and some rather extravagant running

an introductory demo – I rode Jazz to show how the and bucking. He was fantastic. I decided to show him
Game of Contact evolves into the Scale of Training as at the Summit about a month prior, because he was

a training guide, followed by the young horse (Lynz on a ride with us and kept coming over to me, as if

riding Na’vi), and then Marion came in on Zen with to say “Pick me!” When I took a few minutes to play
a fun demonstration of lying changes every three with him, his enthusiasm was huge and everything

strides. On Day 3 I brought Highland in to show how

I would warm him up for a training session, and then
to show Jennifer and everyone there what the next

step would be.

I was so proud of Highland. Being left-brained, he
was not bothered by the audience at all, but he really

partnered up with me in the demonstration and

even acted as my helping horse when I was showing
Jennifer how to teach her horse to stretch down into

the contact.

For the second year in a row, Dr. Patrick Handley
joined me for a super fun Humanality session. It was

a blast, and I think it got plenty of people interested

in the course Patrick and I will be leading in February
at the Floriday Campus!

But my real highlight was the mighty Remmer!

We had a “Linda Land” Savvy Team to introduce my
young horses – Highland, Na’vi and Jazz (the stand-in

for Apollo, who was recovering from an abscess).

Then there was a late-comer announced, and I ran in
with Rem. He brought the house down! What a show With Luis Lucio, now the coach

he put on at liberty: stick to me, passage, pedestal, a
of the Spanish Dressage Team!

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