PART 9: Jimmy encourages the rider's to view through course from the horse's eyes when they are doing a walk, rather than going very technically and by the book. This allows them to identify problem areas before they ever get into the saddle, and make a plan to avoid issues. He illustrates this as the horses struggle with confidence over a very low fence. One horse gets spooky, and Jimmy reminds the rider not to lean as soon as they feel him thinking about going over, but to keep the pressure on, then reward on the other side. Riders tackle the bank and Jimmy talks about the importance of not stabbing at it.