"Good luck" Peter told Jules. At least she had got on whereas he knew she had struggled with mounting when she first injured her leg. Perhaps it wasn't as bad as he'd feared?

"Thanks" she answered back, Spring shuffled sideways in exitement. Jules placed her hand on the already sweaty mares neck to calm her, but as she thought it was hopeless the mare wanted to go as bad as she wanted to jump.

Peter continued watching. He was still kinda nervous but hoped she would do well.

Jules walked toward the water complex and she looked down, as it was like a steep bowl. She knew this was for advanced riders, but the other water course was being built and she needed to get Spring comfortable with water.

Peter was quite surprised to see them going to such a difficult obstacle.

She gripped Springs mane and asked her to walk down, instead Spring, full of energy Spring jumped down into the water with a splash.

Peter smiled a little since the mare wasn't scared of the water like so many horses, but he doubted the sudden jump helped Jules.

"Ah snap that hurt dude" she pulled her to a stop, letting her sniff the water ewhile Jules rubbed herwrist "I need to train you to jump like that".

"What's wrong?" Peter asked worriedly as he realised it wasn't her thigh bothering her this time.

"I'm fi-" she stopped and sighed, "When she landed my wrist slammed into her neck so it kind of hurt" she picked up the reins and walked Spring around.