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BRITISH EVENTING’S INTRO DRESSAGE TEST 103 (2005)
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Watch and Learn BE Intro Dressage Test 100 Video
 
Interval Between Horses - 71/2 minutes
Arena 20m x 60m
To be ridden in a snaffle bridle.
A
C

Enter at working trot and proceed down centre line without halting
Track Left

10
S
SE
Circle left 20m diameter
Working Trot
10
EF Change rein at working trot
10
V
VS
Circle Right 20m diameter
Working trot
10

S
RV
VKA

Half circle 20m diameter to R with transition to walk across the centre line
Change the rein free walk on a long rein
Medium walk
10x2
A

AFB
Working trot and commence 20m circle left with transition to working canter across centre line
Working canter
10
B
20m circle left, between centre line and B working trot
10
BH
Change the rein in working trot
10
C
CMB
Circle right 20m with transition to working canter at centre line
Working canter
10

B

Circle right 20m diameter between centre line and B working trot

10

BK

Change rein in working trot
10
A
G

Down centre line
Halt. Immobility. Salute
Leave the arena on a long rein
10
   
 
     
Collective Marks
1. Paces (freedom and regularity) 10
2. Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, suppleness of the back, and engagement of the hind quarters) 10
3. Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle and lightness of the forehand) 10
4. Position and seat of the rider, correct use of the aids 10
N.B. In INTRO TESTS, trot work may be executed either "sitting" or "rising" at the discretion of the rider.