Incident Overview
A pilot was practicing short field landings. During the first wheel landing, she achieved a full stop within 300 feet. On the second landing roll, she attempted to stop within the same distance. The pilot reported that she kept the tail too high during the wheel landing. She then reduced power with the tail still high and applied full brake at a low speed. The loss of airflow over the tail caused a slow forward roll-over, and the aircraft came to rest inverted.
Pilot Actions
The pilot's description highlights the sequence of events: maintaining a high tail attitude, reducing power, and applying full brake. The resulting loss of tail airflow led to the aircraft rolling over onto its back.
Conclusion
The aircraft sustained damage from the roll-over. No other details, such as injuries or specific aircraft model, were provided in the report.