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And I was pretty embarrassed by our dressage test, to be honest.

[laughs] I was like, "Oh, this is not good." But sometimes it's a bit better that way, less pressure, and then you can just work your way up.

But yeah, I mean, Mill Street was an incredible experience.

We, everyone was so welcoming and so nice, and they had this amazing parade on Wednesday where we walked through the town, and everyone was there cheering us on.

Like, non, I don't think a lot of them were horsey people, but, you know, we were, had our flags and, and, and they even, you know, hung up US flags for us and, you know, I think it was just such a special experience and for it to be the first one that they've had.

I mean, we, we had a great time, and we had a great team as well, and I think just bonding with, you know, those people were just a great experience.

Can you talk a little bit to the conversations that you guys had moving forward from that and how horses were going to carry on in your life? And, you know, I mean, that's, 15's a pretty formative age, like how that intercepted your timeline, your goals, your thoughts.