(“, , , like the carpenter trying to repair the balloon.”)
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One Hundred and Counting
(“. . . a lovely Training Level test at the age of thirty.”)
Don’t leave them
This is from the internet but worth sharing here.
If you like Denny, you’ll like the Real Bill
(“The harder you work, the luckier you get.”)
She comes in colors
(” I find the whole dance to be incredibly stupid.”)
So I have a major complaint about the new dress code rules which came into effect early this year. My problem is that they are immensely complicated and subject to a wide variety of interpretation. Furthermore, if they are violated the rules call for the judge to make a mandatory elimination of the rider. If the judge gets it wrong, he or she is subject to a penalty from the USEF.Lungeing
(” . . . a combination of leading and yielding.”)
Just for Kicks
(“. . . he feels rightly offended.”)
Help! Help!
(“. . . . (Only) well enough to order a pizza.”)
It’s not but it should be
(“. . . moving the girth around the inside front leg.”)
Things in a judge’s head
(“How much . . .to penalize”)
As you may know, every licensed dressage judge is required to take part in regular training/re-training periodically to maintain their standing. This includes written tests on the rules and at least every three years participation in a judges forum which usually involves moderated oral judging of tests in front of their peers and a distinguished moderator. These are usually two or three days in duration.