Training Level Jumping Courses | William Fox-Pitt | PART 02
William Fox Pitt
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They finish the first day jumping a full course. William stresses that the riders need to have a Plan A, but they need to be able to adapt on course depending on how the horses jump. Then being able to figure out Plan B quickly is important in competition. However, in training, riders can take their time and learn from mistakes, so they have a successful experience.
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