Apr 16, 2024 20:06:05 GMT
Lily finally finished setting up the course for the lesson, brushing the residual sand off her hands and straightening up. Nothing too challenging for a first lesson, especially as this was a new client - it was meant to be a group lesson but with two spaces still available, it was going to end up an individual one. Lily didn't mind, a client was a client. There was still a particular combination they were going to work on today though, to see how horse and rider worked together. Having dragged in some of the few cross country fences they had, she'd arranged a trio of jumps, each at an 45 degree angle, with the first facing toward the fence, the second facing away from it, and the third facing back toward it. A zig zag really, each with only two strides between.
It wasn't a huge question, but if horse and rider were not in sync with each other and the rider was not properly communicating, then the fences offered the perfect excuse to run out. She headed over to the gate, making sure to pop it open so that the student knew they could enter once they were ready.Dice rollOdd number - lesson goes poorly
Even number - lesson goes well
