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The season started with QH2000 located at the new venue at Sovereign Quarter Horses in March, Cambs.

From the word go on day one Carryon My Nifty Guy was extremely unsettled and it became very apparent that he was obviously going to take some settling down.  Near misses in the Warm up on Thursday evening only served to make matters worse and it was not long before Fiona took the decision to spend the time trying to settle him down as opposed to competing in his scheduled classes.   Having scratched from Novice Amateur Trail and Novice Amateur Horsemanship competition was left to the Amateur Pleasure and Senior Pleasure. 

The Amateur yielded not the best of runs as the open sided arena left too much to look at.  Either way Taz was not consistent in his gaits and showed a faster gait than has been seen previously.   He finished in 5th out of the 12 strong class.  Moving on to the Senior he was clearly well off the mark and remained unplaced however, he was more consistent but, against some compelling competition in the form of Mary Larcom on UK Champion Encore Invitation, and Lee Rutter.

Saturday was a little better but, as the Novice Amateur Trail did not start until early evening he was more focused and delivered a reasonable pattern but, still his attention focused very much on the outside of the Arena.  A mistake with the gate led to a five point penalty but overall he finished in 7th in a 15 horse class. 

Sundays Pleasure classes and Taz was going much better, still lacking the pace that he is known for meant that he remained unplaced in the Amateur Pleasure.  Senior though showed through and he finished 6th in another strong class and which Fiona felt was more in keeping with his form.

Overall Fiona felt that she was, to a degree, to blame for the lack of performance.  The near misses had knocked her confidence and she felt that she was still trying to carry Taz and should trust  him more.  This was backed up with coaching from Mary Larcom. 

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