I'm Audrey. I ride hunters and jumpers, and I film almost every lesson — the good rounds, the sloppy distances, and every new height — so girls learning to ride can see exactly how it actually goes.
If you are brand new, don't start with the highest jump on the channel. Start here and work down the list.
Start with the words. Strides, distances, diagonals, leads — the vocabulary trainers use before you ever leave the ground.
Watch: Explaining what a stride isCrossrails and cavaletti at a slow, steady rhythm. This is the lesson that teaches you to wait for the jump instead of chasing it.
Watch: Going slow over smaller jumps2'6", 2'9", 3'0". What actually changes as the rails go up — and what stays exactly the same.
Watch: Jumping 3'0" on TessaShort lessons from the ring — flatwork, gymnastics, warm-up rounds and the occasional very opinionated mare.
Tessa is the mare who taught me that a horse has opinions. She is honest over a fence, generous when I get the distance wrong, and completely unimpressed when I don't. Most of what you'll see on this site is the two of us figuring each other out — from crossrails to a 3'0" course.
I also ride Cricket, school horses for my trainer, and occasionally talk my mom into letting me sit on her dressage horse.
Show days, course walks and the long-form explainers.
Audrey rides five days a week and films it. If your product belongs on a young rider, in a tack trunk, or in a show-day bag, there is an honest place for it here.
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