Strength, agility, and equestrian style make for a champion team!

I firmentaly agree. I dp find it hard to know the best setting to make the photos Crystal Sharp :D but we all learn and I have learned much since this one.
There is Great Strength in these Equestrian Beauties, and makes one wonder if the human ontop could do an equal job.

It is awfully challenging getting clear equestrian photos... At least you are outside! Natural light makes it so much easier.

Horse seems to be taking that jump in stride, though it's rider seems more that a bit off balance. Maybe coming out of a sharp left turn into the jump...?

I give full credits to those who can do Clear equestrian photos as it is a pure challenge and half. I would like to improve more and more and every time there is always something new to learn. Old mistakes are learnt and then need to put into place. Unless something happens that prevent me from going this year, I will do my best to improve even more at this year's show in July.
I got to say, I do love going as it does mean being arond and near something that is so deer to my heart and gives me such great joy and happiness as well as teaching me more on techniques of photography and finding the right settings fur everything.

True it is great that it is outdoors. I have tried indoor-shooting and the lighting indoors as well as the equipment didn't go well together. The old one (as I now have a newer camera) can't handle higher ISO numbers that are required during indoor photoshoots.
It has also started to teach me, where is the sun, what is behind what I am looking at, and yes I make a tonne of mistakes. Snapping a rider over a jump, the Horse is blurry but the jump is amazingly clear and sharp.

I would need to look at the photos that are before this one to say, if Horsey is comeing from a sharp left turn in order to give an honest answer.