After a walk break Joyce works the canter to the right, lengthening and shortening the stride as well as spiraling in and out. He shows a straight, forward change that predicts great tempi changes in the future. This lovely gelding gives her a flying change and a bit of counter canter, and also shows he can change while on a straight line on the wall. She finishes with some leg yield.
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