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If it follows the MSF Basic Rider Course, you'll do great if you go with an open mind and some patience. Like the CHL class, there's bound to be a lot you know already, but pay attention anyway because there's likely useful bits that are new to you mixed in the lecture and range instruction. When I did mine many moons ago, most of the class did great. Newbies were doing the figure 8s and going over obstacles like 4x4s with confidence. The only rider with problems at the end was someone who thought they knew how to ride and didn't take instruction well.