The judge was José Vandy from Belgium.
First, agility, she was confused by my movements and did not take the “out”, but another jump.
She didn’t finish the weave pole, so I had to go and help her. Probably because it was going “into” the fence. She did a good job anyway.
Surprisingly, not disqualified on the agility, but we might as well. She didn’t finish the weave pole again. I have no idea why.
I missed a pivot, and she thought she had to go into the tunnel.
The judge was Marko Mäkelä from Finland.
Disqualified, I overcorrected before the tunnel. I also lost her at some point, but she managed to understand where she needed to go.
My first course where we are not disqualified, three faults.
She entered the weave poles correctly, but way too fast. She failed to correct, and we were disqualified due to three refusals.
I was so close. I was way too far away from the jump after the A-frame and couldn’t push her to the right jump. This was my favorite course of the weekend.
The judge was Tamara Cuypers from Belgium.
Rinse and repeat what happened in Antheit earlier this week: first run faultless, eliminated on the last hoop in the second course.
I’m getting frustrated now. H1 has nothing left for Kaïa and me, it’s getting boring. The courses are also shorter, and for a fast dog, it’s just a punishment to run them.
You can literally hear me scream at her because she has to turn so tightly. It’s not fun at all.