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Grand Prix Level dressage is the highest level of dressage. This level is governed by the FEI and tests the horse and rider to the highest standards.
We all know that there are three recognized gaits in dressage: the four-beat walk, the two-beat trot and the three-beat canter. But dressage also recognizes \u201ctypes\u201d of gaits: medium, free, collected and extended walk; and working, medium, collected and extended trot and canter.
In national dressage competitions in the US, there are five basic levels of dressage tests: Training, First, Second, Third, and Fourth. These are also referred to as Preliminary/Introductory, Novice, Elementary, Medium, and Advanced.
Dressage Levels Introductory (or Intro) Preliminary (or Prelim, as it's normally known) Novice. Elementary. Medium. Advanced Medium. Advanced. Prix St Georges.
Competitions are held at all levels from amateur to the Olympic Games and World Equestrian Games. Its fundamental purpose is to develop, through standardized progressive training methods, a horse's natural athletic ability and willingness to perform, thereby maximizing its potential as a riding horse.
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Opportunity Classes are a way for riders to experience a USDF/USEF Licensed (aka Rated or Recognized) show without having to join USDF or USEF and being exempt from paying non-member and drug fees to enter a show. A competition may offer 2 Opportunity Classes.
The levels include; Intro, Novice, Elementary, Medium, Advanced Medium, Advanced, Prix St George, Intermediate I, Intermediate II and Grand Prix. Each level is made up of a number of tests that you can work through, each test is unique with tests within the same level sharing the same movements.
The discipline of dressage is like ballet on horseback. The horse and rider work together to perform movements that seem effortless and that flow gracefully from one to the next. This form of riding takes a high level of athletism and good communication between horse and rider.
Introductory Level This is the basic point of introduction to dressage, so judges are not looking for anything too complicated: balance and steadiness in the hands, seat and tempo, shape of patterns, elastic contact, proper bend, and forward movement.
The object of the training of a dressage horse is to develop a harmonious and fluid moving horse that performs from almost imperceptible signals from the rider. The horse's physique and mind develop as does his ability to perform so that he is confident, attentive, keen and supple.

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