Here is the first exercise, which posed several challenges for me.

2. I discovered that if I went with Belle to the entrance of the #6 tunnel, I get to the exit in time to direct her to the #7 jump. I found I could either go half way or stay by the tunnel exit. Neither solution really felt "right," but they did work.
3. I also discovered I couldn't beat Belle to the exit of the #9 tunnel in order to direct her to the correct side of #10. I could not come up with anything more creative than calling her to me as she exited the tunnel and then turning her to #10, and even this did not work until I remembered to show deceleration on my way to the tunnel.
4. Lastly, I found that if I were at all ambivalent in keeping pressure on the line from the #4 tunnel to the weaves, Belle ended up taking the #9 tunnel.
For those that are interested here's some video of the rough spots:

The second exercise was much easier for us. (Which isn't to say we sailed through it every time ;-) However, for some reason after nailing the weave entry the first three or four times, Belle began going around the first pole and entering from the wrong side. I finally had to resort to using a barrier in order to prevent her from rounding the first pole and entering on the wrong side.
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