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Ultimate guide to the dressage arena: different sizes, letters order and how to remember them
The shape and layout of a dressage arena is universal across all levels of equestrian sport. Whether you are a Pony Club, Riding Club, unaffiliated or British Dressage affiliated competitor ...
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Opportunity Event Horse Program Announces Calendar for Pilot Year
The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is excited to announce the Opportunity Event Horse (OEH) Program, a new pilot ...
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Struggling to learn and remember your dressage test? Here’s the secret to success…
Among them is Josephine Clewlow, who has competed at grand prix. Josephine started riding at seven and entered the dressage arena by the age of 10. Early on, it became clear that her dyslexia ...
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‘Not just a cart horse’: rider explains how heavy breeds can excel in dressage too
Below, Nicola explains Gharson’s assets as a heavy horse breed and how she overcomes any drawbacks to his size in the dressage arena: 1 Body length “Draught breeds tend to be shorter in the ...
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7 things you wanted to know about affiliated dressage but were too embarrassed to ask
the highest level of dressage. Different tests are available to ride at each level, in either a short arena (20x40m) or a long arena (20x60m). Each test is numbered for differentiation – the ...