When one suggests in an earlier posting that you have learnt from your mistakes, then you might be setting yourself up for a fall (quite literally in the case of show jumping horses). Although I actually think there is a difference between understanding your mistakes and then being physically able to put into action a remedial course of action, thankfully I had a "clear round" on Sunday (basically when you don't make any mistakes or knock any bars off their perches).
The other thing that was quite clear was that I am lucky to have a very good coach. It's good that he says don't do "that" and it will be ok, and when I don't do "that", then it is ok. If only everything in life was as simple! Trust in, and respect to, those who really know what they are doing!
I am now off to Helsinki and Weymouth for a couple of client orals. Fingers crossed that we'll get some decent projects out of it. More anon no doubt.
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