Tag: FEI
Para Dressage: Making the Grade
Spend enough time in the dressage world and you’ll hear “she’s a Grade II Para Equestrian”, or “he’s riding the Grade V Introductory Test A”. But what do these grades mean? Let’s look at how the FEI and USEF (who has adopted the FEI Para Equestrian Classification Rules and Para Equestrian Manual for Classifiers as the National Policies and Procedures for Classification at the National level) breaks down the Para Equestrian grading system.
Top 20 From 2020 – Trending Articles and Videos from YourDressage
From inspiring stories of underdog horse-and-rider duos finding success in the dressage arena, to informative horse health features, articles highlighting unique and interesting breeds,...
2019 US Dressage Tests Scoresheets
The below tests are effective from December 1, 2018 through November 30, 2022.
National Tests
2019-USEF-Training-Level-Test-1Download
2019-USEF-Training-Level-Test-2Download
2019-USEF-Training-Level-Test-3Download
2019-USEF-First-Level-Test-1Download
2019-USEF-First-Level-Test-2Download
2019-USEF-First-Level-Test-3Download
2019-USEF-Second-Level-Test-1Download
2019-USEF-Second-Level-Test-2Download
2019-USEF-Second-Level-Test-3Download
2019-USEF-Third-Level-Test-1Download
2019-USEF-Third-Level-Test-2Download
2019-USEF-Third-Level-Test-3Download
2019-USEF-Fourth-Level-Test-1Download
2019-USEF-Fourth-Level-Test-2Download
2019-USEF-Fourth-Level-Test-3Download
2019-USEF-Four-Year-OldDownload
2019-USEF-Developing-Horse-PSG (Horses must be 7-9 years old)Download
2019-USEF-Developing-GP (Horses must be 8-10...
On the Bit, Naturally
By Visconte Simon Cocozza, Dressage Examiner for the Fédération Française d'Equitation (FFE)
This article originally appeared on the New Zealand 'Horsetalk' website.
Riding your horse in...
Interview with Chair of FEI’s Medical Committee
https://youtu.be/S6Qm9km9e1M
This video was originally posted on La Tertulia Ecuestre’s YouTube page.
Today we had the privilege of interviewing Doctor Mark Hart, Chair of the FEI's...
5 Fast Facts About Junior/Young Rider Clinics
Open to riders 14-21 years of age (or those 12-14 competing in FEI Pony or Children classes), striving to compete at FEI levels. Consideration...
From Foal to FEI
Can dressage success be predicted?
By Sarah Evers Conrad
Reprinted from the December2018/January 2019 issue of USDF Connection
The barn is alight with a hushed excitement: The...
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Survival Guide: Tack Cleaning
You’ve got the horse, you have the tack… now what? Taking care of your tack and equipment is a necessary time commitment for all equestrians.
