Yeah.

At the end of the day, you said everything what I wanted to say.

The basics are the foundation.

And without basics, nothing, nothing, nothing will work.

Therefore, always the basics have to be done perfectly.

And I think when I look into the horse industry, when I look into the riding schools, when I look into the show grounds, competition show grounds, practicing arenas and dressage arena, show jumping arena and so on, I often see, very often, to be honest, too often, much too often, that the people are training some tricks or they jump fences, but the basics are not okay.

And when you have a problem, and I don't like the word problem, normally I always say we have challenges, but when you have a challenge with a horse, 99% of the challenges which you have with a horse is not a challenge because the horse is not jumping a red fence or is not doing a quarter pirouette or what else.

How do you help the rider try and bridge that? Like transferring what I know in my mind into the saddle, because now I'm actually riding the horse.