Originally the show was going to be held at State College, but ominous weather caused it to be moved to a covered arena. Good thing it was because the weather prediction was right. It did pour.
A donor donated for us to stay in a house.
There was also a barn.
And creek.
But early fall's beauty makes up for it.
Everyone did a great job for the two days.
I get nervous about everything. It isn't always that FREAKING OUT FREAKING OUT ALERT but instead a varying degree of bouncing butterflies in my gut. You can guess with my first time showing that I the butterflies were rapidly shooting off.
But I drew an awesome pony. His name was Sprite and he was a 14.1 hand Arab Pony.
He had smooth gaits and was a fun ride.
My nerves calmed down the longer the ride went. In the end I earned a 4th place, which was exciting!
We drove back to the house at the end of the day.
The only downfall with the house was it being a dead zone. No wifi or any type of signal. So we explored instead. Cold water was cold.
Instead of going out for dinner, a group cooked.
Then dessert. It was my birthday, and the team surprised me with a cake. It was awesome!
The second day went similar to the first. We got up, traveled to Grier and watched the horses warm up. Then it was competition time.
I loved this grey horse.
I believe the horse that I rode's name was Nash. I think. He was a different ride than Sprite, but was still fun. Plus my nerves were not nearly as crazy as the day before. Still there, just calmer! I came out with a 5th place.
It was a fun weekend with the Huntseat. Better late than never for the show recap!
That's awesome, thanks for sharing! :) Congratulations on your placings!
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