[laughs]

... of both of them.

So you're, um...

So if you kind of put that in one class, you could understand why it's a little bit difficult to judge that all at once.

Um, and the western side, you know, that's a little bit more the same, and most the horses are gonna be pretty much the same in there.

But and, you know, in the hunt seat or the English, you wanna make sure that the riders are on the proper diagonal at the trot, and you wanna make sure that they're at the proper, on the proper lead at the canter.

Um, in the western seat you wanna make sure that, you know, they have a nice collected jog, which is typically slower than you would find in the English saddle, in the English riding, um, but they also need to be on the correct lead at the lope.

... would that be okay?