: Clown's work is managed under FEI (International Equestrian Federation) standards, with points tracked in the WBFSH World Ranking List for jumping horse breeders. Summary of Expectations Tara (8yo) Clown of Picobello Z Primary Discipline Eventing / Show Jumping International Show Jumping Current Work Level 1.15m Amateur / 2* Eventing International Grand Prix / Summer Festivals Key Strengths Brave, forgiving to a fence Scope, experienced in big classes Target Audience Junior/Amateur experience Professional/Elite Competition US Equestrian - Facebook
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Tara giggled, her fear dissolving into pure wonder. Barnaby reached behind his ear and pulled out a tiny, silver whistle. He blew a silent note, then gestured to Tara’s red balloon. With a series of lightning-fast hand movements, he mimed "inflating" himself. He stood up straight, stretching every bit of his 175-centimeter height until he was towering once more, puffed out his chest, and began to float on his tiptoes as if the balloon in Tara’s hand were lifting him toward the stars. : Clown's work is managed under FEI (International
stood outside the vibrant, striped tent, her eight-year-old heart racing with a mix of nerves and excitement. Tonight was special. It wasn’t just any performance; it was Blinky the Clown’s 175th show, a milestone the whole town had been whispering about for weeks. Barnaby reached behind his ear and pulled out
"But the routine is stale, Barnaby. The 'tripping over the bucket' bit? My grandma could see that coming from the parking lot."
Barnaby paused, egg halfway to his mouth. The "175-work" was circus shorthand for the big interstate fair—the one with the high stakes, the scout agents, and the crowds that were either going to love you or throw popcorn at your head. It was the make-or-break show of the season.