Articles related to "Dressage Tests"

Horses and riders who have moved past the Introductory Level of dressage are ready for Training Level. The requirements at this level are simple.

There are a lot of things to remember when riding a dressage test, so here are some tips to help.

Riding an introductory level dressage test is easy and fun, with very little required of the horse and rider.

Dressage is one of the most beautiful equestrian disciplines in the world, and requires a great deal of communication between horse and rider.

The lateral movements are what make dressage such an exciting and demanding sport, but these three exercises are precursors to achieving lateral excellence.

When watching a riding competition on television, it may be difficult to tell what style of riding is represented. These characteristics distinguish a dressage show.

The dressage tests call for many gaits and movements, but some of the most demanding athletically and exciting to watch are the lateral movements.

Collection is developed by gaining control of and strengthening our horses hindquarters. The work of collection need not be complicated.

Eventing is a three-day Olympic sport wherein horse and rider teams compete in three different disciplines: Dressage, Cross Country, and Show Jumping.

It's often challenging with kids to give them a riding lesson that is educational, progressive and fun. Taking the time to ensure this can encourage quick learning.

Teaching our horses to be soft and light and responsive to us can be the most important thing we teach them. Always begin and end every exercise with softness....

There are so many great horse events that span the world. They also cover many different disciplines and are well worth checking out if one's in the area.