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The document is a 2017 entry form for dressage competitions, detailing the requirements for participants including rider, owner, and horse information. It outlines fees for USEF/USDF memberships, class entries, stabling, and miscellaneous charges. The form includes legal disclaimers regarding liability and risk associated with equine activities, as well as mandatory signatures for acceptance. Participants must provide proof of Coggins and adhere to competition rules.

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Has anyone got 100% in a dressage test?

Montreal, For most riders, Dressage scores in the high 70s or low 80s are considered grounds for celebration; a score of 100 is beyond exceptionalit is unheard-of. The seeming impossible happened when JazzBeat and rider Neil McIntosh were given a score of 100 in the Materiale test at the Ottawa Dressage festival.

What is the hardest dressage movement?

Pirouette, passage and piaffe ✨ These are some of the most difficult dressage movements performed by the horses of the Spanish Riding School (Spanische Hofreitschule).

What is the hardest dressage test?

Grand prix is the most difficult level of dressage.

What is the most difficult dressage move?

The canter pirouette is one of the most advanced movements, appearing only at Intermediate I, although half pirouettes are required at PSG. The canter pirouette requires a huge degree of collection and strength from the horse as the canter becomes very elevated and together.

What is the 80/20 rule in dressage?

In other words, 80% of your results or outcomes actually come from just 20% of what you actually do. If we apply this to our riding, this means its crucial to identify which parts of your approach and your training, are making the biggest impact on your results.

What is travers in dressage?

Travers is basically the same movement as shoulder in, except that the hind legs are in from the track while the front end stays on the track. This is a four track movement if observed head on (or from behind), with the horses outside legs passing and crossing in front of its inside legs.

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