The judge was Jeffrey Hoorelbeke.
The course was a little too tight for us. It was chaotic. I don’t understand how we managed not to be disqualified.
The judge was Kurt Vervloessem from Belgium.
She somehow missed a weave pole door and got us disqualified. I didn’t see it, but we missed a faultless run. She worked well, but I was a bit disappointed by the result.
The judge was Thora Van Der Stock from Belgium.
The officiating judge was trainee Martial Clabaux, supervised by Judge Philippe Jeanclaude.
The judge was Tom Elsen from Belgium.
A one-day competition at Hannut: we kicked it off with four faults on the jumping course, but we were the only ones not disqualified in intermediate.
The judge was Kurt Munsters from Belgium.
I wasn’t sure how to handle obstacles six and seven, so I settled on something that didn’t work well.
There was a little game organized in the afternoon, and I took the opportunity to work with Yennefer. The first time, she was a bit confused, not yet used to this kind of course.
The second time was already better. She kept wanting to go forward after the tunnel, but this time, I managed to stop her.
