It was time to leave Chesterland so we packed up and headed to Fair Hill around 2:30 p.m. Keep reading to find out what followed this.

It was time to get on and head up to warm up. There were only a few in the warm up and things seemed to be a little out of xc order. Find out more here.

It was a long wait till show jumping at 3:08p.m., which ended up being even later due to setbacks. Find out more in this article.

Oh happy day! Stressage turned out great???? Woody didn't put a foot wrong and was very confident and relaxed. Find out more in this article.

Anne Marie had another short jump lesson with Bruce. They warmed up over the logs first, then did a vertical with placing poles on take off and landing.

She practiced a wide natural oxer, six bending strides to the vertical, making sure to wrap around the oxer so that the next six strides were easy and even.

After a fun and successful weekend of competition for team OHE, it was time to unpack and repack the trailer for Plantation Field International.

I knew we had to make time in cross country, so we really went for it. The ground was perfect and the course was made for it, starting off gradually.

Woody went in the Great Meadows ring at 8:08, making for a bit of an early start, but it was well worth it to be back in the barn before things got too hot.

Most of the morning was spent walking Woody, then primping and preening him for the 10 a.m. jog, AM bathed him then braided him.