2ND PLACE!!! Let It Be Lee (CCI 3* | 2022 Tryon International Horse Trials)

[@jenniferlehman326]

I love his "happy dance". And the fact that he was again attacking the course was great as well. Showed he hadn't lost his confidence in you, he just knew he couldn't do it because he didn't have front shoes. Congratulations on your placing with Lee at Tryon!! From a trainer and former Paramedic in Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖,🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@awxhalo5009]

time of happy dance please?

[@jenniferlehman326]

@@awxhalo5009 The time of his "happy dance" is at 6 minutes 30 seconds. Hope this helps!! Stay Safe!! Jenn 💖🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@KP29694]

Thanks Elisa! Great video. Gotta love that Lee; spring-sprongy lovely legs, silly, and courageous! It's a joy to witness the beautiful relationship you have created with your boy Lee. Again, thanks for sharing the joy.

[@natashakate5687]

He has come so far and made so much progress. His journey has been amazing to watch.

[@barbarianvee]

That happy dance cracked me up! What an awesome dude, great to see him out there tackling the courses so easily

[@mj.ph876]

I love his little happy dance!

[@life.with.oliviaaa]

Me too !!!

[@mr.zenedin1735]

@@life.with.oliviaaa your friendship and WhatsApp plz 🌹🥀🌻 one chance to get it me plz 🌹🥀 you join me plz 🌹🥀🌻🌺 I'm excited for join you plz 🌹🥀🌻

[@Bianka_Taylor]

I can’t say enough how much I love Lee! I hope one day I can see you both compete in real life. Congratulations on 2nd place! 🎊🎉

[@samsgirl4138]

I love the happy dance!! What a funny boy! So smart.

[@kimpalmer3586]

Congratulations. It's nice to see Lee doing so well after Kentucky. Where is my fave, Sparpie? I miss him!

[@WallaceEventing]

He had an abscess

[@Nembula]

So nice to see a trainer train for the horse and not for humans❤️

[@suzannechance5876]

Baby's got a new pair of shoes! Love the little happy dance, watched twice to share his joy! Congratulations Team Lee!

[@scottfoundit]

Congrats 🎉. I too love his happy dance. Nice to see him enjoy it…and you too.

[@debrabiderman4275]

So happy for Lee and for you, Happy dances all around. I hope Sharpie is getting better. I miss him terribly. Abscesses take forever to heal. Bongo had a drop and roll abscess that took forever. Kept him out of Competitive Trail Riding for a whole season. . Anyhow Tryon was just lovely and Lee looked so spot on. He would have done great at Kentucky but for his front shoes. You make my days bright.

[@randomvielleuse527]

So cool to see him doing so well with you! I love it that you dropped him down a few notches in difficulty and that he was able to take his time and really get his confidence back. That "happy dance" was adorable!

[@cynthianauman1358]

All clear depite the rain you both are the unstoppable team simply the best you and Lee Lee

[@BlueEyes-0222]

Love Lee's Happy Dance!

[@gg3596]

Congrats Lee & Elisa! He's a gorgeous mover & jumper. Great dressage test. 🥈🏇

[@laurablauch5954]

The happy dance was fun to see! 😍

[@deirdremacmahon8491]

Bravo to you, Lee and all the team !

[@cynthianauman1358]

Great job Lee Lee and ELISA YOU HAVE HIM WELL IN HAND HE LOVES YOU SO AND U TAKE SUCH great care of him all through the trial and ride gentle air ride like riding a Bentley not a range rover ride PTL team gold love PTL

[@CREventing]

So excited love your videos

[@kellieoconnell8181]

Omg the dog rocking 😍😂

[@lafonevc5663]

Congrats on the result! Good work.

[@alisonwilks302]

Omg , happy dance ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@janellelear9824]

Congratulations❗ Love learning from your videos (they are inspiring), even though I just ride a large pony for fun and a very green standardbred that I'm hoping will canter someday lol

[@holly7869]

Second Place!!! Bravo. You two have worked so hard for this. Good Job!!! (CLAPPING)

[@pattirockgarden4423]

Lee made the events look easy!

[@sheilabraun9294]

I watch a ton of eventing and dressage and I have a question: Why do eventers tend to hold their horses' heads behind the vertical? When I listen to commentary I hear that this is like leaving points on the table and it causes the horse to use their hindquarters differently (leaving even more points on the table). Just curious because so many eventers do it and the best pure dressage riders have the nose ever so slightly ahead of the vertical, which is what I thought was correct. Here to learn!

[@brady8765]

Let’s go lee!!

[@janeraymond5214]

🏆

[@judymcgimpsey787]

Need to invest in a dog lead instead of twine

[@WallaceEventing]

Pocket prefers twine. It’s lighter :)