Flying changes are one movement that every aspiring dressage rider wants to teach their horse. However, an unwanted change of ...
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When you begin riding dressage tests from British Dressage Preliminary level onwards, you will be asked to show “working canter.” ...
Working trot is included in all dressage tests from the very basic Training and Introductory levels right through to First ...
The walk is probably the most difficult pace to present in a dressage test, largely because there is so much ...
Rhythm is the first of the dressage Scales of Training and is the most important of the Scales. If your ...
In the lower level tests, you will ride in working trot, showing a few steps of lengthened trot strides and ...
The extended walk is an exercise that appears in dressage tests from British Dressage Medium level upward. In some dressage ...
Extended canter is a movement that appears in dressage tests at Medium level (UK) and Third level (US) and above. ...
One of the most spectacular and impressive movements in dressage is the extended trot. If you’re lucky, your horse will ...
A judge’s remark that’s often seen on dressage score sheets is that the canter “needs more jump.” But what does ...
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