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so that's here at the RDA, um, which is very lucky that we're, that we get to borrow it.

Um, so normally you would start on a static barrel to make sure you learn the moves correctly, and to make sure that you can do them really softly and gently, um, so that the horse can, can enjoy them as well, um, because of course moves can go wrong in the beginning.

Yes.

And then my most recent one was actually in Saumur, in France, at my international competition, where, um, I had a very unexpected fall, um, in one of the moves that technically always goes right.

I've done it a million times.

It's my go-to move when the horse is unsettled, and the horse was absolutely perfect, but I just over-balanced and flipped off.