RULES FOR STATE DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHIPS

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1 Revised edition: 017 RULES FOR STATE DRESSAGE HAMPIONSHIPS AMENDED 1/08/017 PONY LUB ASSOIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA Revised August 017 1

2 TABLE OF ONTENTS TABLE OF ONTENTS... PONY LUB WA STATE HAMPIONSHIPS... 5 QUALIFIATIONS FOR ZONE AND STATE OMPETITIONS... 5 RIDER RITERIA... 5 AGE OF RIDER... 5 AGE OF HORSE... 5 ENTRIES... 5 OVERDUE AOUNTS... 5 WITHDRAWALS... 5 REFUNDS... 5 UNIFORM... 6 GEAR HEKING... 6 SUBSTITUTIONS... 6 DRAW... 6 OMPOSITE TEAMS... 7 TEAM MANAGERS... 7 PROTESTS... 7 APPEAL OMMITTEE... 7 SWABBING... 8 SMOKING AND ALOHOL... 8 DOGS AT PONY LUB WA EVENTS... 8 USE OF PORTABLE YARDS AT EVENTS... 8 SUPPLEMENTARY RULES FOR STATE DRESSAGE HAMPIONSHIP... 9 AGE OF RIDER... 9 QUALIFIATIONS FOR STATE DRESSAGE HAMPIONSHIPS... 9 HORSE AND RIDER OMBINATIONS... 9 DRESSAGE TESTS... 9 OMPOSITE TEAMS... 9 OUTSIDE ASSISTANE... 9 FALL OF HORSE OR RIDER... 9 Revised August 017

3 EA DRESSAGE RULES... 9 DRESS AND SADDLERY ENTRIES HELPERS PRESENTATIONS TIME OF TESTS HAMPIONSHIP POINTS OFF THE TRAK HIGHPOINT UNMARKED MOVEMENT Kanandah & Gingamurah Trophies...11 Freestyle/Pas De Deux Oakover Terena Musical Ride... 1 ODES OF ONDUT GENERAL ODE OF ONDUT RIDER PARENT/GUARDIAN SPETATOR ADMINISTRATORS OFFIIALS OAHES TEAM HAMPIONSHIP LASSES ZONE TEAMS HALLENGE TROPHY...17 PRI APRILLI PLUNKETT TROPHY HARRISON TROPHY NEW LASS KANANDAH TROPHY... 0 GINGAMURRAH TROPHY... 0 STUART HARKNESS MEMORIAL TROPHY... 1 WANDA NELSON TROPHY... PAS DE DEU... OAKOVER TERENA MUSIAL RIDE OMPETITION... 3 Revised August 017 3

4 INDIVIDUAL HAMPIONSHIP LASSES... 5 FREESTYLE LASSES... 5 ELEMENTARY DRESSAGE TEST... 7 MEDIUM DRESSAGE TEST... 7 PREP DRESSAGE TEST: NON-HAMPIONSHIP LASS... 7 MUSI FOR FREESTYLES, PAS DE DEU AND MUSIAL RIDE... 8 APPENDI A APPENDI B.74 Revised August 017 4

5 PONY LUB WA STATE HAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIATIONS FOR ZONE AND STATE OMPETITIONS To enter in Zone/State/National competition, the horse and rider combination must attend three working rallies of a Pony lub, in the previous 1 months, two of which must have been at the lub which they will be representing. Both horse and rider must be present for a minimum of four hours at a Working Rally to qualify as a horse and rider combination. A maximum of two horses/ponies may be ridden at a working rally and the rider must participate in at least one ridden session on each horse to count as a qualification. Qualifications must be gained prior to the close of entries to any Zone or lub Selection/Run Off for any State hampionship. The dates on which Associate riders/members attend their own Pony lub rallies to help and coach, unpaid, be recorded as rallies attended, provided that the qualifying mount(s) are known to the lub hief oach to be competent at Pony lub activities. Refer to any Sport specific qualifications and regulations for competition entry. RIDER RITERIA All riders entering any State hampionship event MUST meet the following criteria: Be current financial members of a Pony lub affiliated with Pony lub WA. Must be qualified as per state rules. Where there are height restrictions on horses or ponies (e.g. under 14.h, etc.) height certificates may be required, particularly where the pony or horse may be close to the maximum or minimum height. All competitors should be aware of the rules of the discipline in which they are competing. AGE OF RIDER For all events conducted by Pony lub WA the age of the rider is taken as at the first day of the calendar year. AGE OF HORSE A horse or pony can participate in State events conducted by Pony lub WA from the beginning of the calendar year in which it turns 5. ENTRIES Entries with appropriate payment in full for all championship events must be made by the closing date, which is advised on the entry forms and Pony lub WA website. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE AEPTED. OVERDUE AOUNTS Any club or individual who has an outstanding account, over 60 days, with Pony lub WA will not be permitted to participate in state events until such time payment has been received in full. WITHDRAWALS Rider withdrawals must be made in writing to the relevant Sport ommittee. REFUNDS Entry Fees are generally only refunded by the Pony lub WA as follows: Revised August 017 4

6 Where an entry is not accepted by the Pony lub WA Event Organising ommittee/sport ommittee due to the total number of entries received refund in full minus an administration fee. Where a rider withdraws prior to close of entries refund in full minus an administration fee. Where a Doctor s ertificate or a Veterinary ertificate is provided prior to the event or no later than 7 days after the completion of the event refund in full, less administration fee. Where a team or pair is no longer eligible to participate due to a withdrawal as outlined above and a replacement cannot be found - refund in full, less administration fee. Requests for refunds must be forwarded to Pony lub WA Office on the prescribed form, together with the required ertificate/s, within seven days following the competition. UNIFORM When competing in a lub Team competition, Formal Pony lub Uniform is required to be worn. When competing in a Zone Team competition, Zone Uniform is required to be worn. When competing in individual events, Formal Pony lub Uniform is required to be worn. A competitor whose safety helmet comes off his or her head whilst riding in any competition must, on penalty of elimination, replace it before continuing. All competitors must be in Formal Pony lub Uniform during State hampionship Presentations, with the exception of Fancy Dress ompetitors. GEAR HEKING All saddlery must comply with the current Pony lub WA Gear hecking Manual and any subsequent amendments see the PONY LUB WA website - Gear hecking. Riders must be accompanied by the Team Manager for Gear hecking prior to the start of the competition. Gear hecking is carried out prior to each phase of a competition. Teams presenting with a rider as their Team Manager will not be accepted. SUBSTITUTIONS In the case of injury after the closing date an application for substitution of a team member or horse must be made to the appropriate Sport ommittee on the form provided and such applications will be given full consideration. Substitute horse and rider combinations must be appropriately qualified. lubs may not substitute a member of a composite team to fill a vacancy in a club team once the draw has been completed. A duly qualified horse and rider combination, not already entered in that competition may be substituted. In the event of withdrawal of team members from the first Zone Team hallenge, members from the second Team cannot be used to replace them. In such instances, the reserve riders are to be used to replace rider/s that have withdrawn. You can find the substitution form on the Pony lub WA Website; downloads DRAW Where a Sport ommittee is responsible for creating a competition draw it is to be completed at random without bias or favour. Revised August 017 5

7 A draw for a State Event must be approved by the relevant Sport ommittee. hanges to a draw once published need to be approved by the relevant Sport ommittee and advertised to competitors. OMPOSITE TEAMS Unless stated otherwise within Sport specific rules, omposite Teams/Pairs are only permitted when a lub or Zone does not have enough qualified riders eligible to enter. omposite Teams are formed at the relevant Sport ommittees discretion. omposite Teams are formed at random to allow no bias unless otherwise stated in the Sport Specific rules. TEAM MANAGERS Team Managers must be on the membership list of a club currently affiliated with Pony lub WA. Team Managers must be over the age of 18 and not riding in an event on the day. Team Managers must be familiar with the roles and responsibilities of a Team Manager as outlined in the Pony lub WA Handbook. Team Managers to whom a parent exemption does not apply MUST have a current Working with hildren heck. PROTESTS Only the owner or his authorised agent, or the rider of a horse taking part in the competition or in a team event only the team manager is entitled to lodge an objection/protest. Protests must be in writing on the prescribed form, signed by the person making the protest, and presented personally to the Event Secretary/ Technical Delegate/Steward together with any supporting evidence, names of witnesses and the necessary deposit of $50. Any person making a protest should, if possible, secure witnesses to the incident and any other form of evidence, and either bring them to the body before which the protest is lodged, or obtains written statements from them, duly signed, together with their names and addresses. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, protests against any of the following matters may only be lodged with the Appeal ommittee and within the following time limits, and a decision by the Technical Delegate/Steward in these matters is a prerequisite to a right of appeal to the Appeal ommittee: Protests concerning the eligibility of an athlete or horse or to the conditions of the arena: not later than 30 minutes before the start of the relevant competition. Protests concerning irregularities or incidents during a competition, or the classification of a competition: not later than 30 minutes after the posting of results on the event notice board. You can find the protest form on the Pony lub WA website; downloads APPEAL OMMITTEE The Appeal ommittee is responsible for: Dealing with protests referred to it. Revised August 017 6

8 Dealing with appeals against decisions of the Technical Delegate/Steward. Dealing with cases of infringements of any rules for which the Technical Delegate/Steward is not responsible. Inviting any person deemed necessary to help them reach a decision. The following may not serve as a member of the Appeal ommittee: Judges of the competition pertaining to the protest. Owners of horses entered in the competition pertaining to the protest oaches/ Team Managers of competitors entered in the event ompetitors entered in the event. lose relatives of those listed above. Officials of teams entered in the event. The Technical Delegate/Steward that made the decision being appealed against. Any person with a conflict of interest. SWABBING As from 1 January 000, Pony lub WA has adopted a policy of random swabbing. Swabbing may be carried out at any or all the annual hampionship events in any or all disciplines. SMOKING AND ALOHOL All Pony lub events are smoke-free and alcohol-free. Smoking or the consumption of alcohol will not be permitted while Riders are wearing Zone or Pony lub uniform. The penalty may be disqualification of the individual or the team. DOGS AT PONY LUB WA EVENTS As of 011, NO DOGS will be permitted at any Pony lub WA state event. If dogs are found to be at these events, the rider to whom the dog belongs or is associated will be disqualified. USE OF PORTABLE YARDS AT EVENTS Stabling and yards should be of solid construction. The use of electrified tape, strings, ropes or chains, is not permitted at pony club events. Revised August 017 7

9 SUPPLEMENTARY RULES FOR STATE DRESSAGE HAMPIONSHIP For any rules not covered herein please refer to the current EA Dressage Rules. AGE OF RIDER For State Dressage hampionships please refer to the specific class rulings for age groups. QUALIFIATIONS FOR STATE DRESSAGE HAMPIONSHIPS See classes for specific details on qualifying for each class. HORSE AND RIDER OMBINATIONS A ompetitor may enter two horses or ponies for the duration of the hampionship. Riders may only compete once in each class. Any one horse/pony may only be ridden by the nominated rider for the duration of the hampionship weekend. Failure to comply will result in elimination. There is a limit of three dressage tests which may be performed by a horse or pony per day (including the Oakover Terena Musical Ride competition). DRESSAGE TESTS The dressage tests for each competition are set annually by the Pony lub WA State Dressage ommittee and are selected from the current EA Dressage Test Book. Riders may only ride across TWO consecutive levels as per standard Dressage rules. In the spirit of the sport if you have nominated on the Pony lub WA Leaderboard you must compete at that level at the State Dressage hampionship. If there are extenuating circumstances you may apply to the Dressage ommittee to change levels. All tests aligned to Pony lub WA leaderboard age groups. Tests unique to Pony lub WA can be found on the Pony lub WA website or attached in the appendix. OMPOSITE TEAMS omposite teams are permitted as per the General State ompetition Rules. OUTSIDE ASSISTANE No coaching from the sidelines will be tolerated. Any breach of this will result in elimination. This includes calling of test. FALL OF HORSE OR RIDER Any fall of horse or rider during the test will result in elimination. EA DRESSAGE RULES It is recommended that every lub have a copy of the EA Rules for Dressage. These can be purchased from the EA Office or downloaded from the EA website Revised August 017 8

10 DRESS AND SADDLERY All dress and saddlery will be in accordance with the Pony lub WA Gear hecking Manual 017 unless otherwise stated in the specific event rules. For any rules not covered in the Pony lub WA Gear hecking Manual please refer to the current EA Dressage Rules. Freestyles, Pas de Deux and Oakover Terena Musical Ride to be ridden in costume. Please consider safety of horse and rider when considering costumes for these events. ENTRIES Entry Fees are set annually by the Pony lub WA State Dressage ommittee. lub President/Secretary and the hief lub oach must sign off on each club s entry for the State hampionship. By entering the Go for &5 State Dressage hampionships 017 you are consenting to having your photograph taken and to those photographs being published on the Pony lub WA website or in other promotional material if Pony lub WA so chooses. The Organising ommittee reserve the right to merge and/or split classes and change times where they see fit depending on the number of entries. A commentary form must be filled in for all freestyle entries and is to be sent to the office along with test music or event payment. File format required for music is MP3. A copy of the qualifying test must accompany the entry payment to the Pony lub WA office. Tests from the 016 Dressage hampionships can be used. Qualifying period is from the close of entries of hampionships 016 to the close of entries for the 017 hampionships. Resolution 04/1 applies to this championship: That Pony lub Members of a lub outside a 150-kilometre radius of the Perth GPO are eligible for a 0% reduction on ENTRY FEE for all State hampionships held at the State Equestrian entre in Brigadoon. Please note that the Pony lub WA State Dressage ommittee reserves the right to make any alterations as they see fit to either conditions of entry or events on the day. HELPERS Each club will be allocated to run an event (e.g. supply writer, marshaller, gear checker etc.) (smaller clubs may be amalgamated or allocated individual jobs). Team Manager to coordinate roles for their club. It is the responsibility of all Team Managers to ensure their members fulfil the club s duties as failure to do so will lead to club elimination. It is the responsibility of each Team Manager to ensure helper duties are evenly distributed across the club s helpers. The Team Manager must make sure each helper is both aware and capable of carrying out their given task. Helper duties allocated to a club will be done on the basis of the number of entries per club (1 helper per horse and rider combination). In the event of a rider scratching/withdrawing the rider/club is still responsible for the allocated helper duty and must liaise with the Dressage committee. Revised August

11 Volunteer helpers over the age of 18 that will be having contact with children in the line of their duty and to whom parent exemption does not apply MUST have a current Working with hildren heck. PRESENTATIONS A presentation schedule will be made available prior to the event. It is at the discretion of the winning riders as to whether they wish to be mounted or unmounted. TIME OF TESTS Times will be allocated for tests to be ridden. Whilst every attempt will be made to adhere to start times in the draw, it is the Team Manager/riders parent s responsibility to be aware via the marshal/gear checker if an arena is running ahead or behind schedule. Riders must ride to their time, refusal of this will result in elimination from the class. If the arena is running ahead, competitors may be asked to ride no more than one rider ahead of their time. Presentation to the gear checker must occur at least 0 minutes prior to test time. HAMPIONSHIP POINTS hampionship Points will be awarded for the Plunkett and Harrison Trophies and will also be used to calculate the Off the Track Highpoint. Each arena in the will be scored from 35 points for 1st place, 34 points for nd place and so on. OFF THE TRAK HIGHPOINT The Off the Track highpoint will be calculated by adding together the hampionship Points for the highest placed 3 individual test scores for a horse/rider combination over the weekend. UNMARKED MOVEMENT Please refer to EA National Dressage Rules 017: 10.7 If a mark has not been recorded and the judge cannot recall the movement, or cannot be found, the mark allotted should be the average of the collective marks at the end. For tests to which this rule cannot be applied, the following rules are to be applied: KANANDAH & GINGAMURAH TROPHIES If a mark has not been recorded and the judge cannot recall the movement then the following will apply: Workout Marking Sheet: average of the judge s marks given for movements 1-1 Turnout Sheet: average of the judge s marks given for the section the mark is missing from Horse/Gear/Rider FREESTYLE/PAS DE DEU If a mark has not been recorded and the judge cannot recall the movement then the following will apply: Missing mark in the ompulsory Section: average of the judge s marks given for Technical Execution movements. Revised August

12 Missing Mark for Artistic Presentation: average of the judge s marks given for artistic presentation movements. OAKOVER TERENA MUSIAL RIDE If a mark has not been recorded and the judge cannot recall the movement then the following will apply: Pantomime: average of the judge s marks given. ostume Score Sheet: 1 missing mark multiply the given mark by. missing marks take the costume mark from the test score sheet and multiply by. Formation Ride: average of the judge s marks given. Revised August 017 1

13 ODES OF ONDUT Pony lub Western Australia promotes the following codes of conduct to all people involved in any way with the sport of pony club. These codes of conduct highlight the principles and values of Pony lub WA and our related policies. In competition, breaches of the odes of onduct, including the use of bad and/or abusive language, by competitor, parent, team manager, coach or official may entail disqualification of the individual competitor or team. At all other times, breaches of the odes of onduct by persons involved in the sport of pony club will follow disciplinary procedures as outlined in the Disciplinary Policy. GENERAL ODE OF ONDUT As a person involved in any way with the sport of pony club, the following standards of behaviour are expected. Fairness Respect Safety 1. Operate within the rules and spirit of your sport, promoting fair play over winning at any cost.. Encourage opportunities for participants to learn appropriate behaviours and skills. 3. Encourage participation in all aspects of the sport. 4. Be fair, considerate and honest in all dealing with others. 5. Treat each person as an individual. 6. Be a positive role model. 7. Display control, tolerance and courtesy to all involved with the sport. 8. Value the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. 9. Ensure your actions contribute to a safe environment. 10. Ensure your actions contribute to a harassment free environment. 11. Do not tolerate violence or abusive behaviours. 1. Show concern and caution towards others who may be sick or injured. Responsibility 13. Be aware of Pony lub WA s standards, rules and policies including, but not limited to, the Member Protection Policy. 14. Ensure interaction with persons under the age of 18 years is appropriate and that unaccompanied and unobserved activities are avoided wherever practical. Revised August

14 15. Always make responsible choices and adopt appropriate behaviours with respect to alcohol and recreational, illicit and performance enhancing drugs. 16. Act with integrity and accept responsibility for your actions. 17. Make a commitment to providing quality service. 18. Understand your responsibility if you breach, or are aware of any breaches of these odes of onduct and other Pony lub WA rules, regulations and policies. 19. Be a positive role model. RIDER 1. Abide by the General ode of onduct.. Ride by the rules. 3. Never argue with an official. If you disagree, have your Team Manager approach the Official during a break or after the competition. 4. ontrol your temper. Verbal abuse of officials, sledging other competitors, deliberately distracting or provoking other competitors is not acceptable or permitted behaviours in any sport. 5. Work equally hard for yourself and/or for your team. Your team s performance will benefit; so will you. 6. Be a good sport. Applaud all good efforts whether they are by your team or other competitors. Treat all participants in your sport, as you would like to be treated. Do not interfere with, bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor. 7. ooperate with your coach, teammates and other competitors. Without them there would be no competition. 8. Participate for your own enjoyment and benefit, not just to please parents and coaches. 9. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. PARENT/GUARDIAN 1. Abide by the General ode of onduct.. Remember that children participate in sport for their enjoyment. 3. Encourage children to participate, do not force them. 4. Focus on the child s efforts and performance rather than winning or losing. 5. Encourage children always to play according to the rules and settle disagreements without resorting to hostility or violence. 6. Never ridicule or yell at a child for making a mistake or losing a competition. 7. Remember that children learn by best example. Appreciate good performances and skilful plays by all participants. 8. Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from sporting activities. Revised August

15 9. Respect officials decisions and teach children to do likewise. 10. Show appreciation for volunteer coaches, officials and administrators. Without them, your child could not participate. 11. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. SPETATOR 1. Abide by the General ode of onduct.. Respect the decisions of officials and teach young people to do the same. 3. Never ridicule or scold a young rider for making a mistake. Positive comments are motivational. 4. ondemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by other spectators, coaches, officials or riders. 5. Show respect for other competitors. Without them there would be no competition. 6. Do not use violence, harassment or abuse in any form (that is, do not use foul language, sledge or harass riders, coaches, officials or other spectators). 7. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. ADMINISTRATORS 1. Abide by the General ode of onduct.. Involve your people in planning, leadership, evaluation and decision making relating to the activity. 3. Give all young people equal opportunities to participate. 4. reate pathways for young people to participate in sport not just as a competitor but also as a coach, official and administrator etc. 5. Ensure that rules, equipment, competition and training schedules are modified to suit the age, ability and maturity of young riders. 6. Provide quality supervision and instruction for riders. 7. Remember that young people participate for their enjoyment and benefit. Do not overemphasis awards. 8. Help instructors and officials highlight appropriate behaviour and skill development, and help improve the standard of instruction and officiating. 9. Ensure everyone involved in junior sport emphasises fair play, and not winning at all costs. 10. Where appropriate, make available a copy of the odes of onduct to spectators, officials, parents, instructors, riders and the media and encourage them to follow it. Remember you set an example. Your behaviour and comments should be positive and supportive. 11. Make it clear that abusing young people in any way is unacceptable and will result in disciplinary action. Revised August

16 1. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background and religion. OFFIIALS 1. Abide by the General ode of onduct.. ompliment and encourage all participants. 3. Be consistent, objective and courteous when making decisions. 4. ondemn non-supportive behaviour and promote respect for all competitors. 5. Emphasise the spirit of the competition rather than the errors. 6. Encourage and promote rule changes that will make participation more enjoyable. 7. Be a good sport yourself. Actions speak louder than words. 8. Keep up to date with the latest trends in officiating and the principles of growth and development of young people. 9. Remember you set an example. Your behaviour and comments should be positive and supportive. 10. Place the safety and welfare of the participants above all else. 11. Give all you people a fair go regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. OAHES 1. Abide by the General ode of onduct.. Abide by the NAS oaches ode of Ethics (refer to the Pony lub WA Handbook). Revised August

17 TEAM HAMPIONSHIP LASSES For Team lasses riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. ZONE TEAMS HALLENGE TROPHY This competition is for Zone Teams of four Riders, as follows: Riders 16 years and under and Riders 17 years and over OR 3 Riders 16 years and under and 1 Rider 17 years and over OR 4 Riders 16 years and under No team may consist of more than two Associate riders (17 years and over). In the event of withdrawal of team members from the first Zone Team hallenge, members from the second team cannot be used to replace them. In such instances, the reserve riders are to be used to fill the positions. Zone uniform must be worn in Zone Events. omposite teams will only be permitted if the zone does not have another team entered and does not have enough qualified riders to field one complete team. Rugs will be presented to the riders in the winning teams and a Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Zone Team Winner. Team ribbons will be presented to sixth place. Individual placings will be awarded per arena. The tests to be ridden for the Zone Teams hallenge Dressage hampionship will be: Team 1 Riders to ride EA Elementary 3.3 and riders to ride the EA Novice.3 Team - 4 riders to ride the EA Novice.3 Qualification: Zones must conduct a Qualifying Day, at which the Zone team should be selected where two tests will be ridden by each Rider. Scores are calculated by averaging the two tests. Qualifying tests to be ridden are EA Novice.1 and Novice. or EA Elementary 3.1 and EA Elementary 3.. Official EA Dressage or Pony lub judges must be used. All riders selected for the Zone Team must gain 57% or above in either the Novice tests or the Elementary tests on the day. In the unlikely event that a Zone cannot arrange a Qualifying day, then they may apply in writing to the Dressage ommittee. onsideration may be given to permitting a Zone to select a team without a qualifying event. In this case, all riders selected must have gained 57% or above at Novice level under an Official EA Judge or Pony lub WA Judge. Zones may enter a maximum of two teams, although the final number of entries will be at the discretion of the Dressage ommittee. Please indicate your Team 1 and Team teams on the entry form. Revised August

18 If a Zone cannot fill a Novice/Elementary Zone Team, the Zone may enter Two Novice Zone Teams as long as all riders abide by the two level ruling. These two teams will then compete in the same class against each other as they have done in previous years. Scoring: The Zone Teams hallenge overall placings is determined by the mean percentage of all 4 riders in the team. PRI APRILLI lubs may enter a maximum of Teams ONLY. If there are too many entries a ballot may be required. When you nominate you must clearly state which is Team 1 and which is Team. The test will be for club pairs of riders any age, horse/ponies any height. Each rider will complete the same test individually. Jumping boots may be worn. WHIPS - if carried, must have a flexible flap or tassel, must not be weighted at the end, maximum length 75cm including flap. Loop handles must be removed. Dressage whips NOT permitted. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. Placings will be presented to pairs of riders to sixth place. est to be ridden: Qualification: Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Preliminary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or PONY LUB WA approved Judge. Scoring: Scoring is per the Prix aprilli Test. The scores of the riders will be added together and placings calculated on the total. No penalty will be incurred for dropping a rail for safety reason. opy of the test and extract of show jumping rule book included in appendix. Elementary and Medium level riders will not be permitted/allowed to compete in this class. PLUNKETT TROPHY Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. lub teams to consist of three or four members, with one only in each class. lubs may enter individuals who will be placed into composite teams where possible at the discretion of the organising committee. Riders will be permitted to ride above their age group but not below. Arena 1: 17 Years and over EA Novice.3 Arena : Years EA Novice. Revised August

19 Arena 3: Years EA Preliminary Arena 4: 10 years and under EA Preliminary 1. Qualification: Preliminary: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in any Preliminary test. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Novice: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in any Novice test. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Medium Riders or Riders competing in the Harrison Trophy will not be permitted/allowed to compete in the Plunkett Trophy due to the two consecutive level ruling. Scoring: Individual placings will be awarded per arena up to 6th place on individual scores. The overall Plunkett Team placings will be awarded on hampionship Points. The total of the best three riders hampionship points per team will determine the final team placings. HARRISON TROPHY NEW LASS 017 Please note: lubs may only enter ONE team for 017. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. lub teams to consist of two or three members, with one rider only in each class. lubs may enter individuals who will be placed into composite teams where possible at the discretion of the organising committee. There are no age groups for this class. Arena 1: Riders will ride the EA Medium Arena : Riders will ride the EA Elementary Arena 3: Riders will ride the EA Novice.1 Qualification: Revised August

20 Medium: Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Medium test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Elementary: Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Elementary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Novice: Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Novice test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Plunkett Trophy riders will not be permitted/allowed to compete in the Harrison Trophy (as well) delete. Scoring: Individual placings will be awarded per arena up to 6th place on individual scores. The overall Harrison Team placings will be awarded on hampionship Points. The total of the best two riders hampionship Points per team will determine the final team placings. KANANDAH TROPHY lubs may enter only teams. lub teams to consist of four riders 14-4 years of age Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. Qualification: Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Preliminary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Riders will be permitted to ride above their age group but not below. Any level rider is permitted to compete in this class with a qualifying test of Preliminary or above. lubs may enter a maximum of Teams ONLY. If there are too many entries a ballot may be required. When you nominate you must clearly state which is Team 1 and which is Team. GINGAMURRAH TROPHY lubs may enter only teams. lub team to consist of four riders 13 years and under. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. Qualification: Revised August 017 0

21 Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Preliminary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or PONY LUB WA approved Judge. Any level rider is permitted to compete in this class with a qualifying test of Preliminary or above. lubs may enter a maximum of Teams ONLY. If there are too many entries a ballot may be required. When you nominate you must clearly state which is Team 1 and which is Team. Test to be ridden for both the Kanandah and the Gingamurrah: Judging: The Kanandah and Gingamurrah Trophies will be judged as follows: Workout, with a separate Turnout component. The Turnout will be judged as a team and as a separate part of the overall test. All riders will still be Gear hecked. There will be two () Judges per team of riders judging the Turnout. The workout (008) is to be memorised. No talking during the test. Refer to website for test sheets Gear as per the Gear hecking Manual 017. Spurs may be worn. No whips permitted. White jodhpurs and gaiters are permitted/allowed in the Gingamurah/Kanandah as a team. lubs may enter a maximum of Teams ONLY. If there are too many entries a ballot may be required. When you nominate you must clearly state which is Team 1 and which is Team. No member or horse may compete in both competitions. A rider can rider up an age level at the hampionships but they cannot ride also in both the Gingamurah/Kanandah. Please refer to the ground map for turnout area. Please note two times are given in the draw, the earlier time is the turnout judging. Scoring: As per the Kanandah and Gingamurrah Score Sheets STUART HARKNESS MEMORIAL TROPHY lubs may enter only pairs. For club pairs of horses over 14. hands. Horses and Riders competing in this event may NOT compete in the Wanda Nelson Pairs Dressage Trophy. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. Spurs may be worn and whips as per Pony lub WA Gear hecking Manual 017. Riders taking part in the Elementary/Medium lass, Elementary/Medium Freestyle or Elementary Pas de Deux are not eligible to enter this class. Qualification: Revised August 017 1

22 Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Preliminary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Scoring: This class is scored as per the test sheet. Test to be ridden: WANDA NELSON TROPHY lubs may enter only pairs. For club pairs of ponies 14. hands and under. Ponies and riders competing in this class may NOT compete in the Stuart Harkness Memorial Trophy. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. Spurs may be worn and whips as per Pony lub WA Gear hecking Manual 017. Riders taking part in the Elementary/Medium lass, Elementary/Medium Freestyle or Elementary Pas de Deux are not eligible to enter this class. Qualification: Horse and rider combinations must have achieved 57% or better in any Preliminary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Scoring: This class is scored as per the test sheet. Test to be ridden: PAS DE DEU lubs may enter a maximum of Teams ONLY. If there are too many entries a ballot may be required. When you nominate you must clearly state which is Team 1 and which is Team. Riders may only compete in one Pas de Deux class. This class must be ridden in Fancy Dress, although Safety Helmets and Long or Short Riding Boots are compulsory. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. Time starts from the first halt to the last halt. Entry music is required with a maximum of 0 seconds. Failure to do so will incur elimination. Minimum time 4 minutes, maximum time 4 ½ minutes. Exit music will incur elimination. For ALL music requirements and due dates please refer to the Music Requirement Section at the end of this document. Revised August 017

23 Prelim/Novice - Ponies (14.h and Under) or Prelim/Novice - Horses (Over 14.h) Height certificates may be required. Refer to Website for the compulsory movements and music criteria. ompulsory Movements: _Prelim_Novice.pdf Qualification: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in any Preliminary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Elementary Any Height. Elementary Riders will not be permitted/allowed to compete in this class. This test must not include movements from a level higher than Elementary. If higher level movements are included elimination will occur. ompulsory Movements: Qualification: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in any Elementary test to qualify. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Scoring for ALL Pas de Deux lasses: this can be highlighted or placed at the bottom of each level information These classes are scored as per the test sheet. The costume component of this class is a separate score and placings will be awarded accordingly. OAKOVER TERENA MUSIAL RIDE OMPETITION There is NO qualifying dressage test score required for this class. Riders of ALL levels may participate in this class. Section 1 Pantomime Teams must consist of riders from one club, with a limit of one entry per lub. The team must consist of a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 16 riders. The test is to be a minimum of 6 minutes and a maximum of 8 minutes duration, including set up time. antering is optional. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. Revised August 017 3

24 This competition is to be held in the indoor arena at the State Equestrian entre, and the size of the arena will be 70 metres x 30 metres. This competition will be judged on the overall effect and theme of the ride, with consideration being given to the Work as a Team, the Music, the horeography, the telling of the story and ostuming, Fancy Dress must be worn, however all participants must wear an approved safety helmet and long or short riding boots. Saddlery for this competition is under general Pony lub saddlery rules, not dressage rules. Musical Ride Score Sheet - Pantomime: Scoring: This class is scored as per the test sheet. Places will be presented to 6th place for Pantomime Ride. Places will be presented to 6th place for ostume The costume component of this class is awarded separately to 6 th place as in the same manner as the Freestyles and Pas de Deux. All Riders in the competition who did not receive a placing ribbon will receive a participation ribbon. Section Formation Ride Teams must consist of riders from one club, with a limit of one entry per lub. Riders MUST present as a team with their Team Manager to be gear checked. The team must consist of a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 16 riders. The test is to be a minimum of 6 minutes and a maximum of 8 minutes duration, including set up time. antering is optional. This competition is to be held in the indoor arena at the State Equestrian entre, and the size of the arena will be 70 metres x 30 metres. This competition will be judged on the overall formation effect of the ride as a whole, with consideration being given to the Work as a Team, the Music, and the horeography. Judges will be looking for teams that can maintain a good formation, distances in turns and transitions and precision throughout the ride. Formal Pony lub Uniform must be worn, saddlery for this competition is as per Pony lub WA Gear heck Manual 017. Scoring: This class is scored as per the test sheet. Places will be presented to lubs to 6th place. All Riders in the competition who did not receive a placing ribbon will receive a participation ribbon. Musical Ride Score Sheet Formation: Revised August 017 4

25 INDIVIDUAL HAMPIONSHIP LASSES FREESTYLE LASSES The Freestyle competition will comprise of the following classes: Riders must be entered in their age group only. All freestyle tests must be ridden in costume. Riders presenting NOT in costume will NOT be permitted to ride, there will be NO exceptions. All participants must wear an approved safety helmet and long or short riding boots. The dressage qualification and ommentary Form must accompany the entry payment. Prelim/Novice Freestyle lubs may enter only riders per age group. Age Groups: 10 years and under Riders 11 13years years Riders 14 16years years Riders 17 years and Over ompulsory Prelim/Novice Movements: Maximum time allowed is 4 ½ minutes. Test time starts at first halt and ends at the last salute. Entry music is required with a maximum of 0 seconds. Failure to do so will incur elimination as will the inclusion of exit music. ompulsory movements not executed will score a zero. Movements must be no higher than Prelim/Nov. Movements in current EA 015 Novice tests are permitted/allowed. Qualification: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in a Preliminary test. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. RIDERS OMPETING AT ELEMENTARY LEVEL WILL NOT BE PERMITTED/ALLOWED TO OMPETE IN THIS LASS. Elementary and Medium Freestyle lubs may enter only riders per age group. Age Groups Elementary: 9 15yrs Revised August 017 5

26 16 4yrs Age Group Medium: 9 4yrs ompulsory Elementary Movements: Movements must be no higher than Elementary or elimination will occur. ompulsory Medium Movements: Maximum time allowed is 5 minutes. Test time starts at first halt and ends at the last salute. Entry music is required with a maximum of 0 seconds. Failure to do so will incur elimination as will the inclusion of exit music. ompulsory movements not executed will score a zero. Riders taking part in the Elementary and Medium freestyle tests are not eligible to ride in the Stuart Harkness Horse Pairs or Wanda Nelson Pony Pairs or Prelim/Novice Freestyle or Prelim/Novice Pas de Deux. Qualification: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in an Elementary or Medium test. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Scoring for ALL Freestyle lasses: Freestyles are scored as per the test sheet. Places will be presented to lubs to 6th place. The costume component of this class is a separate score and placings will be awarded accordingly. Revised August 017 6

27 ELEMENTARY DRESSAGE TEST lubs may enter more than riders. The Elementary competition will comprise classes as follows: Riders 9 15yrs (EA Elementary 3.) Riders 16 4yrs (EA Elementary 3.3) Riders taking part in this class/test are not eligible to ride in the Stuart Harkness Horse Pairs, Wanda Nelson Pony Pairs, Prelim/Novice Freestyle or the Prelim/Novice Pas de Deux. Qualification: Scoring: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in an Elementary test. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Dressage tests are scored as per the test sheet. MEDIUM DRESSAGE TEST lubs may enter more than riders. The Medium competition will comprise classes as follows: Riders 9 4yrs (Medium 4.) Riders taking part in this class/test are not eligible to ride in the Stuart Harkness Horse Pairs or Wanda Nelson Pony Pairs or Prelim/Novice freestyle or the Prelim/Novice Pas De Deux. Qualification: Horse and rider combination must have achieved 57% or better in a Medium test. Test to be from a recognised competition/event or the dressage phase of a competition where an EA test is used and must be judged by either an EWA or Pony lub WA approved Judge. Scoring: Dressage tests are scored as per the test sheet. PREP DRESSAGE TEST: NON-HAMPIONSHIP LASS This is not a hampionship class, this is an encouragement class. lubs may enter only riders per age group Revised August 017 7

28 Test to be ridden is the EA Preparatory E Riders competing in the Prep Test class are not permitted/allowed to compete in any other hampionship events, with the exception of Musical Ride. MUSI FOR FREESTYLES, PAS DE DEU AND MUSIAL RIDE Important information about submission of music for the State Dressage hampionship 017 This year the Dressage ommittee has chosen to use MP3 files to play music for Freestyles, Pas de Deux, Musical Ride and Formation Ride instead of D s. Rather than posting D s this year, clubs and competitors are required to send their OMPLETED music to Dressage ommittee member Amelia via statedressagemusic@gmail.com by Wednesday 9 th August, 017. Late Fee: Music submitted after the 9 th of August 017, will be subject to a compulsory late fee of $50.00 File format required for ALL music is MP3. This change will mean competitors no longer have to pay for postage, risk disks failing or being damaged through the post or lost. The music will be stored on a safe computer and deleted immediately following the event. Sending your music via prior to the 1 st of August will ensure that it is in the correct file format and placed in the right class. If you have more than one class requiring music, please send only one class per to avoid any confusion. Please name your music files as following. File Names When sending your music via , please ensure that you clearly label the subject as Pony lub WA SD Music 017. In the message, you clearly identify; the class entered (eg Prelim/Novice Freestyle 11 13yrs) the riders name, the riders age, Name of riders lub or if its Musical Ride, the name of the horse, theme Freestyles lass. Rider. Age. lub. Horse. Theme Revised August 017 8

29 Pas de Deux lass. lub. Rider. Age. Horse. Rider. Age. Horse. Theme Musical Ride/Formation Ride lass. lub. Theme Please direct any further questions to Amelia via Revised August 017 9

30 APPENDI A DRESSAGE TESTS PONY LUB ASSOIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA Revised August

31 10 Excellent 4 Insufficient 9 Very Good 3 Fairly Bad 8 Good Bad 7 Fairly Good 1 Very Bad 6 Satisfactory 0 Not Executed 5 Sufficient Equestrian Australia Preparatory E (015) Effective 1/1/13 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 3:45 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 6:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position Section / Division Purpose: To introduce the rider and/or horse to the sport of dressage. To show understanding of riding the horse forward with a steady tempo into an elastic contact with independent, steady hands and a correctly balanced seat. To show proper geometry of figures in the arena with correct bend (corners and circles) Instructions: To be ridden in an ordinary snaffle. Transitions into and out of the halt may be made through the walk. All trot work is sitting or rising. Riders are urged to read Section 11 - Notes for ompetitors in the EA rule book Event Horse Horse Pony (circle) Rider Open YR JNR (circle) TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judge s Marks Total REM ARKS 1. A Enter at working trot Straightness on centreline; clear trot rhythm. E Track left Turn left 3. ircle left 0m diameter working trot 4. ircle right 0m diameter working trot 5. B BFA Turn right Working trot Balance and bend in turns; clear trot rhythm Roundness and size of circle; clear trot rhythm and bend Roundness and size of circle; clear trot rhythm and bend Balance and bend in turn; clear trot rhythm 6. A Medium walk Willing and balanced transition; clear walk rhythm 7. KM hange rein in free walk allowing the horse to lower and stretch out head and neck whilst maintaining contact 8. M Before Medium walk Working trot 9. A Serpentine 3 equal loops in working trot (each loop to be a half 0m circle) 10. FH Over Working trot Show 4-6 steps of walk before proceeding in working trot omplete freedom to stretch neck forward and downward; clear walk rhythm; straightness on diagonal; ground cover Willing and balanced transition; clear walk and trot rhythm lear trot rhythm; balance and bend; shape and size of serpentine; lear trot rhythm; straightness, quality of walk steps 11. Transitions/balance FH Willing and balanced transitions, clear trot rhythm 1. MK KA 13. A Working trot hange rein Working trot Down centreline Halt -Immobility-Salute Leave arena in walk on long rein at A lear trot rhythm; straightness on diagonal, balance and bend through corner Balance and bend in turn; straightness on centreline; willing and balanced transition to halt; clear trot rhythm 013 Equestrian Australia

32 Preparatory E OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat, correctness and effect of the aids 1 TOTAL MARKS Date: Penalties Minus ourse Errors (umulative) 1st - nd - 4 (= -6) Reason: 3rd Elimination Minus Total Penalties Minus Total Errors Judge's Name (Print): FINAL MARK PERENTAGE Judge's Signature: 013 Equestrian Australia

33 Preliminary 1: Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 5:30 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse _ Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse is supple and moves freely forward in a clear and steady rhythm, accepting contact with the bit Introduces: No new requirements Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting or rising unless stated otherwise. Halts may be through the walk TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 A Enter in working trot Halt, Salute Proceed in working trot Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobility; quality of trot; willing; balanced transitions B Track right ircle right 0m 3 KM hange rein working trot 4 Between & H Working canter left lead 5 E ircle left 0m 6 Between E & K Working trot Bend and balance in turn; quality of trot; shape and size of circle; bend Quality of trot; straightness on diagonal; bend Willing, calm transition; quality of trot and canter; bend through corner Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter and trot 7 A Before A A ircle left 0m rising trot, allowing the horse to stretch forward and downward Shorten the reins Working trot Forward and downward stretch over the back into a light contact maintaining balance and quality of trot; bend; shape and size of circle; smooth, balanced transitions 8 9 Between A & F FM M Medium walk Free walk on a long rein Medium walk 10 Working trot 11 E ircle left 0m 1 FH hange rein working trot 13 Between & M Working canter right lead 14 B ircle right 0m 15 Between B & F Working trot A Down centreline 16 Halt, Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot and walk Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of medium walk; willing, balanced transitions; straightness on diagonal Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot Quality of trot; shape and size of circle; bend Quality of trot; straightness on diagonal; bending through corners Willing, clam transition; quality of trot and canter; bend Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter and trot Bend and balance in turn, straightness on centreline and in halt; willing balanced transition; immobility

34 Preliminary 1: OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids ourse Errors (umulative) 1 st - nd - 4 (= 6) FINAL MARK 3 rd Elimination TOTAL MARKS 60 Minus Total Faults PERENTAGE Judge Signature: 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

35 Preliminary 1:3 Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 5:00 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 7:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse is supple and moves freely forward in a clear and steady rhythm, accepting contact with the bit Introduces: No new requirements Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting or rising unless stated otherwise. Halts may be through the walk TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 3 A HK Between A & F Enter in working trot Halt, Salute Proceed in working trot Track left One loop Working canter left lead 4 B ircle left 0m 5 HF hange rein Working trot Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobility; quality of trot; willing; balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn; quality of trot; shape and size of loop; changes of bend Willing, calm transition; quality of trot and canter; bend Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Quality of canter and trot; straightness on diagonal; A AK KH H MF Between A & K Medium walk Medium walk Free walk on a long rein Medium walk Working trot One loop Working canter right lead 10 E ircle right 0m 11 Working trot 1 B Before B ircle right 0m rising trot, allowing the horse to stretch forward and downward Shorten the reins A Down centreline 13 Halt, Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Willing, balanced transition; quality of walk Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of medium walk; willing, balanced transitions; straight on diagonal Quality of trot; willing, balanced transition; shape and size of loop; changes of bend Willing, calm transition; quality of trot and canter; bend Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot Forward and downward stretch over the back into a light contact maintaining balance and quality of trot; bend; shape and size of circle; smooth, balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn, straightness on centreline and in halt; willing balanced transition; immobility

36 Preliminary 1:3 OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids TOTAL MARKS 30 Penalties Minus Reason: Minus Total Penalties ourse Errors 1 st nd 3 rd Minus Total Faults (umulative) (= 6) Elimination FINAL MARK PERENTAGE Judge Signature: 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

37 Novice :1 Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 5:00 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 7:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, in addition to the requirement of Preliminary Level, has developed the thrust to achieve improved balance and throughness and to maintain a more consistent contact with the bit Introduces: 10m half circle in trot, 15m circle in canter, and lengthening of stride in trot and canter Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting or rising unless stated otherwise TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS A E B KM M Before Enter in working trot Halt, Salute Proceed in working trot Track left Half circle left 10m Half circle right 10m Lengthen stride in trot Working trot ircle left 0m rising trot, allowing the horse to stretch forward and downward Shorten the reins Working trot Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobility; quality of trot; willing; balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn; shape of half circles; straightness on centreline showing supple change of bend; quality of trot Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Forward and downward stretch over the back into a light contact maintaining balance and quality of trot; bend; shape and size of circle; smooth, balanced transitions Between & H HP PF F A Medium walk Free walk on a long rein Medium walk Working trot Working canter right lead 8 E ircle right 15m 9 MP Between P & A Lengthen stride in canter Develop working canter Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot and walk Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of medium walk; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot and canter Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of canter; willing, balanced transitions; straightness 10 KM hange rein Working trot 11 Working canter left lead 1 E ircle left 15m 13 FR Between R & Lengthen stride in canter Develop working canter 14 Working trot 15 HF FA Lengthen stride in trot Working trot A Down centreline 16 Halt, Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter and trot; straightness Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of canter; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Bend and balance in turn; straightness on centreline; willing, balanced transition; immobility

38 Novice :1 OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids TOTAL MARKS 70 Penalties Minus Reason: Minus Total Penalties ourse Errors (umulative) 1 st - nd - 4 (= 6) FINAL MARK 3 rd Elimination Minus Total Faults Judge Signature: PERENTAGE 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

39 Novice : Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 6:00 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, in addition to the requirement of Preliminary Level, has developed the thrust to achieve improved balance and throughness and to maintain a more consistent contact with the bit Introduces: Leg yield Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting or rising unless stated otherwise TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 A Enter in working trot Halt, Salute Proceed in working trot Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobility; quality of trot; willing; balanced transitions MK KR Track right Lengthen stride in trot Working trot Bend and balance in the turn; moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness 3 RI Half circle left 10m sitting trot Shape and size of half circle; quality of trot; bend 4 K Leg yield right sitting trot Quality and consistent tempo of trot; alignment of horse, balance and flow of leg yield 5 A Working canter left lead Willing, calm, balanced transition; quality of canter 6 P ircle left 15m Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend 7 PM Lengthen stride in canter Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of canter; balance; straightness 8 Between M & Develop working canter Willing, balanced transition; quality and consistent tempo of canter 9 HF hange rein Working trot Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter and trot; straightness 10 A Medium walk Willing, balanced transition; quality and regularity of walk 11 KH H Free walk on a long rein Medium walk Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of medium walk; straightness; willing, balanced transitions 1 Working trot Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot 13 R Before R ircle right 0m rising trot, allowing the horse to stretch forward and downward Shorten the reins Forward and downward stretch over the back into a light contact maintaining balance and quality of trot; bend; shape and size of circle; smooth, balanced transitions RP Working trot 14 PL Half circle right 10m sitting trot Shape and size of half circle; quality of trot; bend 15 H Leg yield left sitting trot Quality and consistent tempo of trot; alignment of horse, balance and flow of leg yield 16 Working canter right lead Willing, calm, balanced transition; quality of canter 17 R ircle right 15m Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend 18 RF Lengthen stride in canter Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of canter; balance; straightness 19 Between F & A Develop working canter Willing, balanced transition; quality and consistent tempo of canter

40 Novice : TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS KM hange rein 0 Working trot HF Lengthen stride in trot 1 FA Working trot A Down centreline Halt, Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter and trot; straightness Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Bend and balance in turn; straightness on centreline; willing, balanced transition; immobility OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids TOTAL MARKS 350 Penalties Minus Reason: Minus Total Penalties ourse Errors 1 st nd 3 rd Minus Total (umulative) (= 6) Elimination Faults FINAL MARK Judge Signature: PERENTAGE 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

41 Novice :3 Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 5:30 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, in addition to the requirement of Preliminary Level, has developed the thrust to achieve improved balance and throughness and to maintain a more consistent contact with the bit Introduces: 10m circle at trot, change of lead through trot; and counter canter Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting or rising unless stated otherwise TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 A HF FK Enter in working trot Halt, Salute Proceed in working trot Track left Lengthen stride in trot Sitting trot 3 K Leg yield right sitting trot 4 ircle left 10m sitting trot ircle right 10m sitting trot 5 H Leg yield left sitting trot 6 Before ircle right 0m rising trot, allowing the horse to stretch forward and downward Shorten the reins Working trot Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobility; quality of trot; willing; balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn; moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Quality and consistent tempo of trot; alignment of horse, balance and flow of leg yield Shape and size of circles; straightness on centreline showing supple change of bend; quality of trot Quality and consistent tempo of trot; alignment of horse, balance and flow of leg yield Forward and downward stretch over the back into a light contact maintaining balance and quality of trot; bend; shape and size of circle; smooth, balanced transitions Between & M MV VK K A Medium walk Free walk on a long rein Medium walk Working trot Working canter left lead 10 A ircle left 15m 11 FM MH 1 HK 13 FH Lengthen stride in canter Working canter One loop maintaining the left lead hange rein hange of lead through trot (3-4 steps) 14 ircle right 15m 15 MF FK 16 KH Lengthen stride in canter Working canter One loop maintaining the right lead Willing, balanced transition; quality and regularity of walk Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of medium walk; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Willing, calm, balanced transitions; quality of canter Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of canter; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Quality and consistent tempo of canter; balance; bend; shape and size of loop Willing, calm, balanced transitions; quality of canter and trot, straightness Quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness Quality and consistent tempo of canter; balance; bend; shape and size of loop

42 Novice :3 TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 17 MK KA Working trot Lengthen stride in trot Working trot Moderate lengthening of frame and stride; quality and consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness A Down centreline 18 Halt, Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Bend and balance in turn; straightness on centreline; willing, balanced transition; immobility OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids TOTAL MARKS 90 Penalties Minus ourse Errors (umulative) Reason: 1 st - nd - 4 (= 6) 3 rd Elimination Minus Total Penalties Minus Total Faults FINAL MARK Judge Signature: PERENTAGE 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

43 Elementary 3:1 Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 5:30 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, having achieved the thrust required in Novice Level, now accepts more weight on the hindquarters (collection); moves with an uphill tendency, especially in the medium paces; and is reliably on the bit. A greater degree of straightness, bending, suppleness, throughness, balance and self-carriage is required than at Novice Level Introduces: ollected trot; collected canter; 10m circle at canter; medium paces; shoulder-in; simple change; rein back Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 A HF FK Enter in collected trot Halt, Salute Proceed in collected trot Track left Medium trot ollected trot 3 (Transitions at H & F) 4 5 KE E B BM 6 Shoulder-in right Turn right Turn left Shoulder-in left Halt, rein back 3 to 4 steps, proceed medium walk Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobile; attentive halt; quality of trot; prompt, balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn; consistent tempo; moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium trot; quality and balance in collected trot Well defined, straight, balanced transitions onsistent tempo, quality of trot, angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in Bend in turn, consistent tempo, quality of trot, angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in Square, immobile halt; willingness, straightness and number of diagonal steps in rein back; clarity of transitions 7 H Medium walk Quality and regularity of walk 8 HP PF Free walk on a long rein Medium walk Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of medium walk; smooth transitions; straightness 9 Before F F 10 A ME Between quarterline & E V VF FR R Shorten the stride in walk ollected canter right lead Serpentine three equal loops width of arena, no change of lead hange rein Simple change of lead ircle left 10m ollected canter Medium canter ollected canter 14 (Transitions at F & R) Serpentine three equal 15 A loops width of arena, no change of lead Regularity of shortened walk strides; clarity, calmness, balance and straightness of transition; quality of walk and canter Quality and balance of collected canter and counter canter; bend; geometry of serpentine larity, calmness, balance and straightness of transitions; quality of canter and walk Quality and balance of collected canter; shape and size of circle; bend onsistent tempo, moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium canter; quality and balance in collected canter Well defined, straight, balanced transitions Quality and balance of collected canter and counter canter; bend; geometry of serpentine

44 Elementary 3:1 TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 16 FE Between quarterline & E hange rein Simple change of lead 17 S ircle right 10m 18 MP PA Medium canter ollected canter 19 (Transitions at M & P) 0 1 A KM M ollected trot Medium trot ollected trot (Transitions at A, K & M) larity, calmness, balance and straightness of transitions; quality of canter and walk Quality and balance of collected canter; shape and size of circle; bend onsistent tempo, moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium canter; quality and balance in collected canter Well defined, straight, balanced transitions onsistent tempo, quality and balance in collected trot moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium canter; Well defined, straight, balanced transitions E Turn left Turn left G Halt, Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Bend and balance in turns; straightness on centreline, prompt, balanced transition; immobile, attentive halt OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids TOTAL MARKS 330 Penalties Minus Reason: Minus Total Penalties ourse Errors (umulative) 1 st - nd - 4 (= 6) FINAL MARK 3 rd Elimination Minus Total Faults Judge Signature: PERENTAGE 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

45 Elementary 3: Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 5:30 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, having achieved the thrust required in Novice Level, now accepts more weight on the hindquarters (collection); moves with an uphill tendency, especially in the medium paces; and is reliably on the bit. A greater degree of straightness, bending, suppleness, throughness, balance and self-carriage is required than at Novice Level Introduces: Travers, turn on hindquarters Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 A MK KF Enter in collected trot Halt, Salute Proceed in collected trot Track right Medium trot ollected trot 3 (Transitions at M & K) 4 FB Travers left 5 B E Half circle left 10m Half circle right 10m 6 EH Travers right 7 8 M Before R R Before Medium walk Shorten the stride Half turn on haunches right, proceed in medium walk Shorten the stride Half turn on haunches left, proceed medium walk 9 ME Free walk on a long rein 10 EPF Medium walk 11 Before F F Shorten the stride in walk ollected canter right lead 1 A ircle right 10m 13 E B Turn right Simple change of lead Turn left 14 ircle left 10m 15 HK KF Medium canter ollected canter 16 (Transitions at H & K) Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobile; attentive halt; quality of trot; prompt, balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn; consistent tempo; moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium trot; quality and balance in collected trot Well defined, straight, balanced transitions onsistent tempo, quality of trot; angle, bend and balance in travers Quality and balance of trot; shape and size of half circles; straightness on centreline showing supple change of bend onsistent tempo; quality of trot; angle, bend and balance in travers Quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend and fluency in half turn on haunches Quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend and fluency in half turn on haunches Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of walk; smooth transition; straightness Smooth, balanced transition; quality and regularity of walk; straightness Regularity of shortened walk strides; clarity, calmness, balance and straightness of transition; quality of walk and canter Quality and balance of collected canter; shape and size of circle; bend Bend and balance in turns; clarity, calmness, balance and straightness of transitions; quality of canter and walk Quality and balance of collected canter; shape and size of circle; bend onsistent tempo, moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium canter; quality and balance in collected canter Well defined, straight, balanced transitions

46 Elementary 3: TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS FE hange rein 17 EH ounter canter 18 H Simple change of lead MF Medium canter 19 F ollected canter 0 (Transitions at M & F) KB hange rein 1 BM ounter canter M ollected trot HF Medium trot FA ollected trot 3 (Transitions at M, H & F) A Down centreline 4 Halt; Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Quality and balance of collected canter and counter canter larity, calmness, balance and straightness of transitions; quality of canter and walk onsistent tempo, moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium canter; quality and balance in collected canter Well defined, straight, balanced transitions Quality and balance of collected canter and counter canter onsistent tempo; quality and balance of collected trot; moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium trot Well defined, straight, balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn; straightness on centreline, prompt, balanced transition; immobile, attentive halt OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids Penalties Minus ourse Errors (umulative) 1 st - Reason: nd - 4 (= 6) FINAL MARK PERENTAGE 3 rd Elimination TOTAL MARKS 360 Minus Total Penalties Minus Total Faults Judge Signature:

47 Elementary 3:3 Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 6:00 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, having achieved the thrust required in Novice Level, now accepts more weight on the hindquarters (collection); moves with an uphill tendency, especially in the medium paces; and is reliably on the bit. A greater degree of straightness, bending, suppleness, throughness, balance and self-carriage is required than at Novice Level Introduces: Renvers Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle. All trot sitting TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 A HF FK Enter in collected trot Halt, Salute Proceed in collected trot Track left Medium trot ollected trot 3 (Transitions at H & F) 4 KE Shoulder-in right 5 6 EH Before H MK KF Renvers left Straighten Medium trot ollected trot 7 (Transitions at M & K) 8 FB Shoulder-in left 9 BM Before M H Between G & M Renvers right Straighten Halt, rein back 3 to 4 steps, proceed in medium walk Turn left Shorten the stride and half turn on haunches left, proceed medium walk Straightness on centreline and in halt; immobile; attentive halt; quality of trot; prompt, balanced transitions Bend and balance in turn; consistent tempo; moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium trot; quality and balance in collected trot Well defined, straight, balanced transitions onsistent tempo, quality of trot, angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in onsistent tempo, quality of trot; change of bend at E; angle, bend and balance in renvers; straightness at H onsistent tempo; moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium trot; quality and balance in collected trot Well defined, straight, balanced transitions onsistent tempo, quality of trot, angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in onsistent tempo, quality of trot; change of bend at B; angle, bend and balance in renvers; straightness at M Square, immobile halt; willingness, straightness and number of diagonal steps in rein back; clarity of transitions Balance and bend in turn; quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend and fluency in half turn on haunches 1 Between G & H M Shorten the stride and half turn on haunches right, proceed medium walk Turn right Quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend and fluency in half turn on haunches MR RV VK Before K K FM MH (Medium walk) HG(M)G(H)GM Medium walk Free walk on a long rein Medium walk Shorten the stride in walk ollected canter left lead Medium canter ollected canter Quality and regularity of medium walk Reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; quality and regularity of medium walk; smooth transition; straightness Quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; clarity, calmness, balance and straightness of transition; quality of walk and canter onsistent tempo, moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium canter; quality and balance in collected canter

48 Elementary 3:3 TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 17 (Transitions at F & M) 18 H ircle left 10m 19 0 Between H & S SV VP 1 PH MF FK Simple change ounter canter Half circle 0m in counter canter hange rein across short diagonal Medium canter ollected canter 3 (Transitions at M & F) 4 K ircle right 10m 5 6 Between K & V VS SR Simple change ounter canter Half circle 0m in counter canter Well defined, straight, balanced transitions Quality and balance of collected canter; shape and size of circle; bend larity, calmness, balance and straightness of transitions; quality of canter and walk Quality and balance of counter canter; shape and size of half circle; bend Quality and balance of canter; straightness onsistent tempo, moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance in medium canter; quality and balance in collected canter Well defined, straight, balanced transitions Quality and balance of collected canter; shape and size of circle; bend larity, calmness, balance and straightness of transitions; quality of canter and walk Quality and balance of counter canter; shape and size of half circle; bend 7 RK hange rein across short diagonal Quality and balance of canter; straightness 8 A L Down centreline ollected trot I Halt; Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Bend and balance in turn; straightness on centreline, prompt, balanced transitions; immobile, attentive halt OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids Penalties Minus ourse Errors (umulative) 1 st - Reason: nd - 4 (= 6) FINAL MARK 3 rd Elimination TOTAL MARKS 400 Minus Total Penalties Minus Total Faults Judge Signature: PERENTAGE 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

49 Medium 4:1 Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 6:00 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, having begun to develop an uphill balance at Elementary Level, now demonstrates increased engagement, especially in the extended paces. Transitions between collected, medium and extended paces should be well defined and performed with engagement. The horse should be reliably on the bit and show a greater degree of straightness, bending, suppleness, thoroughness, balance and self-carriage than at Elementary Level Introduces: Extended paces; half pass at trot; single flying change; walk pirouettes Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle or a double bridle. All trot sitting TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 3 A SV VL LS Enter in collected trot Halt, Salute Proceed in collected trot Track left Shoulder-in left Half circle 10m Half pass left 4 RP Shoulder-in right PL LR HF FA A AK KR RM Half circle 10m Half pass right Medium trot ollected trot Halt, rein back 4 steps, proceed in medium walk Medium walk Extended walk Medium walk Straightness on centreline; quality of trot; straight, immobile; attentive halt; clarity and balance of transitions onsistent tempo; engagement and collection of trot, angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in Shape and size of half circle; consistent temp; engagement and collection of trot; alignment, bend, fluency and lateral reach in half pass onsistent tempo, engagement and collection of trot, angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in Shape and size of half circle; consistent tempo; engagement and collection of trot; alignment, bend, fluency and lateral reach in half pass onsistent tempo; moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, uphill balance and straightness in medium trot; well defined transitions Square, immobile, attentive halt; willingness, straightness and number of diagonal steps in rein back; clarity of transitions; regularity of walk Regularity, lengthening of frame and clear overstep 9 M Between G & H Turn left Shorten stride, half pirouette left Proceed medium walk Regularity and bend in turn at M; quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend, fluency and size of half pirouette Between G & M H H Before MF F Shorten stride, half pirouette right Track right Medium walk (Medium walk) RMG(H)G(M)GH Shorten the stride in walk ollected canter right lead Medium canter ollected canter 14 V ircle right 10m Quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend, fluency and size of half pirouette; regularity and bend in turn at H; Quality and regularity of medium walk Quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; clarity, calmness, balance and straightness of transition; quality of walk and canter onsistent tempo, moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, uphill balance and straightness in medium canter; well defined transitions in uphill balance onsistent tempo; engagement and collection of canter; shape and size of circle; bend

50 Medium 4:1 TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 15 VR 16 HK KP hange rein; flying change between centreline and R Extended canter ollected canter 17 (Transitions at H & K) 18 P ircle left 10m 19 PS hange rein; flying change between centreline and S 0 ollected trot 1 MK KA Extended trot ollected trot (Transitions at M & K) A Down centreline 3 Halt; Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A Engagement and collection of canter; correctness, straightness, balance and fluency of flying change onsistent tempo, lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, uphill balance, straightness, and utmost ground cover in extended canter Well defined transitions in uphill balance onsistent tempo; engagement and collection of canter; shape and size of circle; bend Engagement and collection of canter; correctness, straightness, balance and fluency of flying change larity and uphill balance of transition; engagement and collection of trot onsistent tempo, lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, uphill balance, straightness, and utmost ground cover in extended trot Well defined transitions in uphill balance Bend and balance in turn; quality of trot; straightness on centreline, prompt, balanced transition; straight, immobile, attentive halt OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids TOTAL MARKS 360 Penalties Minus Reason: Minus Total Penalties ourse Errors 1 st nd 3 rd Minus Total (umulative) (= 6) Elimination Faults FINAL MARK Judge Signature: PERENTAGE 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in an unauthorized manner.

51 Medium 4: Effective 1/1/14 Arena size 60m x 0m Test Time 5:30 Minutes (from entry at A to final halt) Suggested Draw Time 8:00 minutes Bridle No. Judge Position ompetitor/participant Event Horse Horse Pony (please circle) Rider Judge Name Open YR JNR (circle) Date Purpose: To confirm that the horse, having begun to develop an uphill balance at Elementary Level, now demonstrates increased engagement, especially in the extended paces. Transitions between collected, medium and extended paces should be well defined and performed with engagement. The horse should be reliably on the bit and show a greater degree of straightness, bending, suppleness, thoroughness, balance and self-carriage than at Elementary Level Introduces: Half pass at canter; rein release at canter Instructions: To be ridden in a snaffle or a double bridle. All trot sitting TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS 1 A MK KF Enter in collected trot Halt, Salute Proceed in collected trot Track right Medium trot ollected trot 3 FB Shoulder-in left 4 5 BG G HF FK Half pass left Straight ahead Track left Extended trot ollected trot 6 (Transitions at H & F) 7 KE Shoulder-in right EG G Before M M Between G & H Half pass right Straight ahead Track right Medium walk Turn right Shorten stride in walk, half pirouette right Proceed medium walk Straightness on centreline; quality of trot; straight, immobile; attentive halt; clarity and balance of transitions onsistent tempo; moderate lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, regularity, uphill balance and straightness in medium trot; well defined transitions onsistent tempo, engagement and collection of trot; angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in onsistent tempo; engagement and collection of trot; alignment, bend, fluency and lateral reach in half pass; Straightness on centreline onsistent tempo, lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, regularity, uphill balance, straightness, and utmost ground cover in extended trot Well defined transitions in uphill balance onsistent tempo, quality of trot, angle, bend and balance in shoulder-in onsistent tempo; engagement and collection of trot; alignment, bend, fluency and lateral reach in half pass; Straightness on centreline Bend and balance in turn; quality of trot and walk; clarity and balance of transition Regularity and bend in turn at M; quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend, fluency and size of half pirouette 11 Between G & M H HS Shorten stride in walk, half pirouette left Turn left Medium walk Quality and regularity of shortened walk strides; activity of hind legs, bend, fluency and size of half pirouette; regularity and bend in turn at H; SP PF Before F F A DR Between R & M (Medium walk) MG(H)G(M)GHS Extended walk Medium walk Shorten the stride in walk ollected canter right lead Down centreline Half pass right Flying change of lead Quality and regularity of medium walk Quality and regularity of walk; lengthening of frame and clear overstep maintaining light contact; well defined transitions; straightness Regularity of shortened walk strides; clarity. calmness, balance and straightness of transition; quality of walk and canter onsistent tempo; engagement and collection of canter; alignment, bend, fluency in half pass Engagement and collection of canter; correctness, straightness, balance and fluency of flying change

52 Medium 4: TEST DIRETIVE IDEAS Judges Marks (10) oefficient Total REMARKS HK KA A DS Between S & H 0 1 MF FK Medium canter ollected canter Down centreline Half pass left Flying change of lead ircle right 0m. showing a clear release of both reins for 4-5 strides over centreline Extended canter ollected canter (Transitions at M & F) 3 4 KB Near L BH Near I hange rein Flying change of lead hange rein Flying change of lead 5 ollected trot 6 R I Turn right Turn right G Halt; Salute Leave arena in walk on a long rein at A onsistent tempo, lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, regularity, uphill balance, and straightness; well defined transitions; straightness onsistent tempo; engagement and collection of canter; alignment, bend, fluency in half pass Engagement and collection of canter; correctness, straightness, balance and fluency of flying change Engagement and collection of canter; clear release of reins maintaining bend and uphill balance; shape and size of circle; bend onsistent tempo, lengthening of frame with elasticity, suspension, uphill balance, straightness, and utmost ground cover in extended canter Well defined transitions in uphill balance Engagement and collection of canter; correctness, straightness, balance and fluency of flying change Engagement and collection of canter; correctness, straightness, balance and fluency of flying change larity and balance of transition; engagement and collection of trot Bend and balance in turns; quality of trot; straightness on centreline, prompt, balanced transition; straight, immobile, attentive halt OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (freedom and regularity) 1 Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back and engagement of the quarters) 1 Submission (attention and confidence; harmony, lightness and ease of the movements; acceptance of the bridle) Rider s position and seat; correctness and effect of the aids TOTAL MARKS 390 Penalties Minus ourse Errors (umulative) 1 st - Reason: nd - 4 (= 6) FINAL MARK 3 rd Elimination Minus Total Penalties Minus Total Faults Judge Signature: PERENTAGE 010 United States Equestrian Federation, Inc. (USEF) for use in Australia only. Reprinted with the permission of USEF. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited by law. This test is modified with the permission of USEF for use by Equestrian Australia. USEF is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the publication or for the use of its copyrighted materials in

53 PONY LUB WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN PRELIM / NOVIE FREESTYLE TO MUSI Time: Maximum 4.30 Minutes (this will be strictly enforced) Time commences at the move off from the Halt and finishes at the Salute. Music to be provided on D of good quality. Trot Work may be executed sitting or rising. If more than one competitor has the same final score, the one with the highest marks for Artistic Presentation will be the Leader. ompulsory movements not shown will score 0 for those movements. Optional Movements: Any movement occurring in the current EA Dressage Test up to and including Novice level maybe included. Riders showing movements from a higher standard will be ELIMINATED but will be able to complete the Test. IN THE EVENT OF MUSI BREAKING DOWN DUE TO A TEHNIAL FAULT OR MUSI IS STARTED AT THE WRONG TIME, THE JUDGE MAY ALLOW THE RIDER TO RESTART THE TEST. RIDER: AGE HORSE/PONY LUB DATE OMPULSORY MOVEMENTS 1 WALK Medium minimum 15 metres WALK minimum 0 metres Free Walk on a long rein 3 TROT Working Left 4 TROT Working Right TROT 5 Show a few lengthened strides 6 TROT ircle Left (10-15m diameter) TROT 7 ircle Right (10-15m diameter) Marks 0-10 oeff x TOTAL REMARKS 8 ANTER Left 9 ANTER Right ANTER Show a few lengthened strides ANTER (15-0 metre ircle Left diameter) ANTER (15-0 metre ircle Right diameter) HANGE OF LEG (Left) Through Trot HANGE OF LEG (Right) Through Trot TOTAL FOR TEHNIAL EEUTION RHYTHM, ELASTIITY AND ENERGY x 3 16 HARMONY BETWEEN HORSE & RIDER x 3 17 USE OF IMAGINATION / HOREOGRAPHY x 3 18 HOIE AND INTERPRETATION OF MUSI x 3 DEGREE OF DIFFIULTY. WELL 19 ALULATED RISKS TOTAL FOR ARTISTI PRESENTATION (Marks in decimals for Movements 15, 16, 17, 18, 19) Time Penalty Outside time deduct points from Total of Artistic Presentation Total for Technical Execution divided by Total for Artistic Presentation divided by FINAL SORE 0.PRELIM NOV FREE SORE SHEET UPDATED June x 3 Position: Judge s Name Judges Signature Date:

54 INSTRUTIONS: To be ridden in an ordinary snaffle. All trot work must be executed sitting. Equestrian Australia Effective 1/1/014 ELEMENTARY FREESTYLE TO MUSI Arena 60m x 0m Time Allowed: Performance to be finished between 4:30 and 5:00 minutes 10 Excellent 4 Insufficient 9 Very Good 3 Fairly Bad 8 Good Bad 7 Fairly Good 1 Very Bad 6 Satisfactory 0 Not Executed 5 Sufficient BRIDLE NO: HORSE NAME: RIDER: VENUE: JUDGE S NAME: DATE: POSITION: OMPULSORY MOVEMENTS Max Marks Judge s Marks oefficient Total REMARKS 1. The entrance and halts at the beginning and the end of the test 10. Free walk on a long rein 0m consecutive Medium walk 10m minimum Working trot Medium trot (left and right) ollected trot including shoulder-in left ollected trot including shoulder-in right Working canter Medium canter (left and right) ollected canter left and right ounter-canter left ounter-canter right Simple change of lead from left to right Simple change of lead from right to left 10 Total for Technical Execution 00 Deductions - Any non-permitted movement (i.e. included in the table of Movements NOT permitted) shown DELIBERATELY shall be penalised. There will be a five (5) point deduction from each judge from the total for technical execution. The choreography and degree of difficulty mark may be no higher than 5 Optional Movements: Any movement occurring in current EA Dressage tests up to and including Elementary level may be included Refer to Section 6 of the current EA Dressage Rule Book for other permitted movements Artistic Presentation 15.* Rhythm, energy and elasticity * Harmony between rider and horse * horeography. Use of arena. Inventiveness * Degree of difficulty. Well calculated risks * hoice of music and interpretation of the music 10 4 Total for Artistic Presentation 00 Time Penalty Outside Time deduct 0.5% from each judge from Total Percentage of Artistic Presentation Total for Artistic Presentation Divide by 0 10 Total for Technical Execution Divide by 0 10 Judge's Signature: FINAL SORE 0 TOTAL PERENTAGE SORE If two competitors have the same final score, the one with the highest marks for Artistic Presentation will be the leader. 014 Equestrian Australia

55 INSTRUTIONS: To be ridden in an ordinary snaffle or simple double bridle. All trot work must be executed sitting. Equestrian Australia Effective 1/1/013 MEDIUM FREESTYLE TO MUSI Arena 60m x 0m Time Allowed: Performance to be finished between 4:30 and 5:00 minutes 10 Excellent 4 Insufficient 9 Very Good 3 Fairly Bad 8 Good Bad 7 Fairly Good 1 Very Bad 6 Satisfactory 0 Not Executed 5 Sufficient BRIDLE NO: HORSE NAME: RIDER: VENUE: JUDGE S NAME: DATE: POSITION: OMPULSORY MOVEMENTS Max Marks Judge s Marks oefficient Total REMARKS 1. The entrance and halts at the beginning and the end of the test 10. ollected walk - minimum 10m consecutive Extended walk minimum 0m consecutive ollected trot Extended trot (left and right) ollected trot - Shoulder-in right ollected trot - Shoulder-in left ollected trot Half-pass right ollected trot Half-pass left ollected canter (right and left leg) Extended canter (left and right) ollected canter Half-pass right ollected anter Half-pass left Flying change of leg from right to left Flying change of leg from left to right 10 Total for Technical Execution 00 Optional Movements: Any movement occurring in current EA Dressage tests up to and including Medium level may be included. Any movement DELIBERATELY shown above the level and which is not included in the table of compulsory or permissible movements shall receive 0 for the movement and no more than 5 for choreography and degree of difficulty. Refer to Section 6 of the current EA Dressage Rule Book for other permitted movements Artistic Presentation 16.* Rhythm, energy and elasticity * Harmony between rider and horse * horeography. Use of arena. Inventiveness * Degree of difficulty. Well calculated risks * hoice of music and interpretation of the music 10 4 Total for Artistic Presentation 00 Time Penalty Outside Time deduct 0.5% from each judge from Total Percentage of Artistic Presentation Total for Artistic Presentation Divide by 0 10 Total for Technical Execution Divide by 0 10 Judge's Signature: FINAL SORE 0 TOTAL PERENTAGE SORE If two competitors have the same final score, the one with the highest marks for Artistic Presentation will be the leader. 013 Equestrian Australia

56 Pas De Deux Prelim/Novice PAIRS OF HORSES OVER 14.H (148cm) OR PAIRS OF PONIES 14.H (148cm) and UNDER Movements equivalent to the EA Prelim/Novice only. Riders showing movements from a higher standard will be ELIMINATED but will be able to complete the Test. Riders will be judged individually and Scores put together for a mark as a pair Time: Minimum 4 minutes. Maximum 4½ minutes (this will be strictly enforced) Trot Work may be executed sitting or rising. 1 Rider will be required to wear a sash. DATE Arena Size: 60m x 0m Music: To be provided on a D of good quality VENUE LUB RIDER (Sash) RIDER (No Sash) THEME Horse/Pony Horse/Pony OMPULSORY MOVEMENTS Mark 0-10 o-eff Total REMARKS HALT Immobility for 5 seconds WALK Medium Walk WALK Free Walk on a Long Rein TROT Including ircle Left (min 10m diameter) TROT Including ircle Right (min 10m diameter) TROT Showing a few lengthened strides ANTER Including ircle Left (min10m diameter) ANTER Including ircle Right (min 10m diameter) TOTAL FOR TEHNIAL EEUTION 80 Novaore\DMS\ommittees\Dressage\DR - Test - Pas de Deux - Prelim/Novice 1 of Next review 4 Jun 017 Rev 1.0 (4 Jun 016) Approved by ARMQUEEN

57 ARTISTI PRESENTATION 9 HOREOGRAPHY / USE OF IMAGINATION x 10 SUITABILITY OF MUSI x 11 HARMONY AS A PAIR x 5 TOTAL FOR ARTISTI PRESENTATION 90 FINAL SORE 170 Judge s Name Judge s Signature Judge s Position If more than one Pair has the same Final Score, the Pair with the highest marks for Artistic Presentation will be the Leader. ompulsory movements NOT shown, will score 0 for those movements. Time commences at the move off from the halt and finishes at the Salute. In the event of music breaking down due a technical fault or music is started at the wrong time, the Judge may allow the riders to restart the test. Marking Table 10 Excellent 9 Very Good 8 Good 7 Fairly Good 6 Satisfactory 5 Sufficient 4 Insufficient 3 Fairly Bad Bad 1 Very Bad 0 Not Executed Novaore\DMS\ommittees\Dressage\DR - Test - Pas de Deux - Prelim/Novice of Next review 4 Jun 017 Rev 1.0 (4 Jun 016) Approved by ARMQUEEN

58 Pas De Deux Elementary Movements equivalent to the EA Elementary only. Riders showing movements from a higher standard will be ELIMINATED but will be able to complete the Test. Riders will be judged individually and Scores put together for a mark as a pair Time: Minimum 4 ½ minutes. Maximum 5 minutes (this will be strictly enforced) All trot work must be executed sitting. 1 Rider will be required to wear a sash. Arena Size: 60m x 0m Music: To be provided on a D of good quality DATE VENUE LUB THEME RIDER (Sash) Horse/Pony RIDER (No Sash) Horse/Pony OMPULSORY MOVEMENTS Max Mark Mark 0-10 o-eff Total REMARKS 1 The entrance and halts at the beginning and the end of the test Free walk on a long rein 0m consecutive 3 Medium walk 10m minimum 10 4 Working trot 10 5 Medium trot (left and right) 10 6 ollected trot including shoulder-in left 10 x 7 ollected trot including shoulder-in right 10 x 8 Working canter 10 9 Medium canter (left and right) ollected canter left and right ounter-canter left 10 x 1 ounter-canter right 10 x 13 Simple change of lead from left to right 10 x 14 Simple change of lead from right to left 10 x TOTAL FOR TEHNIAL EEUTION Novaore\DMS\ommittees\Dressage\DR -Test - Pas de Deux - Elementary 1 of Next review 4 Jun 017 Rev 1.0 (4 Jun 016) Approved by ARMQUEEN

59 ARTISTI PRESENTATION 15 Rhythm, energy and elasticity 10 x4 16 Degree of difficulty. Well calculated risks 10 x4 17 horeography / Use of Imagination 10 x4 18 Suitability of Music 10 x4 19 Harmony as A Pair 10 x4 TOTAL FOR ARTISTI PRESENTATION 00 Time Penalty Outside Time deduct 0.5% from each judge from Total Percentage of Artistic Presentation TOTAL FOR ARTISTI PRESENTATION 10 (Divide by 0) TOTAL FOR TEHNIAL EEUTION 10 (Divide by 0) FINAL SORE 0 TOTAL PERENTAGE SORE Judge s Name Judge s Signature Judge s Position If more than one Pair has the same Final Score, the Pair with the highest marks for Artistic Presentation will be the Leader. ompulsory movements NOT shown, will score 0 for those movements. Time commences at the move off from the halt and finishes at the Salute. In the event of music breaking down due a technical fault or music is started at the wrong time, the Judge may allow the riders to restart the test. Marking Table 10 Excellent 9 Very Good 8 Good 7 Fairly Good 6 Satisfactory 5 Sufficient 4 Insufficient 3 Fairly Bad Bad 1 Very Bad 0 Not Executed Novaore\DMS\ommittees\Dressage\DR -Test - Pas de Deux - Elementary of Next review 4 Jun 017 Rev 1.0 (4 Jun 016) Approved by ARMQUEEN

60 PONY LUB WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN PRI APRILLI TEST A To be ridden in an ordinary snaffle PENALTIES - These penalty points are accumulative Jumping Unless stated otherwise, all trot work may be executed After the second refusal at a jump, the rider goes on to the next movement, sitting or rising marks will be at the judge s discretion. Arena to be 0m x 60m Failure to move on after the second refusal will be counted as an error of Fences should be solid and incapable of dislodgment eg cavaletti s course. Errors of ourse Minimum Height of fences 45cm (18 ), Max Ht 60cm ( ) First error penalty points Second error 4 penalty points Third error 8 penalty points Average time: 4 ½ minutes. Fourth error Elimination Use of voice penalties per instance LUB NO RIDER AGE HORSE/PONY 1 A TEST Enter at Working Trot Halt through the walk. Salute. Proceed at working trot Track Right MARKS 0-10 O- EFF TOTAL REMARKS MK hange Rein over Jump #1. Return to Working Trot after jump 3 A 0m ircle left 4 Before F Turn on line to Jump #. Return to Working Trot after Jump and proceed towards M 5 Medium Walk 6 HB B Free Walk on a Loose Rein Medium Walk 7 F Working Trot 8 Between A&K Working anter Right 9 KM hange Rein over Jump #1, land in Working anter 10 M Working Trot 11 Between &H Working anter Left 1 E Large ½ circle left over Jump #. After Jump, proceed straight ahead. 13 Opposite M Working Trot 14 Before ircle 0m, allow horse to gradually take a longer rein stretching his head and neck whilst maintaining contact. Re-take the reins Straight ahead 15 HF hange Rein over Jump #3. Return to Working Trot before F 16 A Down entre Line Halt through the Walk. Salute. Leave arena at Free Walk on Long Rein.

61 Sub-Total OLLETIVE MARKS Paces (Freedom and regularity) Impulsion (desire to move forward, elasticity of the steps, relaxation of the back) Submission (attention and confidence, harmony, lightness and ease of movement, acceptance of bit.) The Jumps, (straightness of approach, control) Style of both horse and rider over jumps Rider s position and seat, correctness and effect of the aids Sub-Total JUDGE S SIGNATURE Less Penalties TOTAL POINTS 80 PRI APRILLI TEST A A 60cm D 45cm Q) F B M Jump Q) to be placed on the diagonal line halfway between M & to be placed on the diagonal line halfway between F & Jump D to be placed 1½ - m in from B

62 PONY LUB WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN ONE JUDGE/ ONE TEST/ ONE SORE LUB ALL TROT WORK TO EEUTED RISING UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. 1 A Enter as pair at Working Trot Halt Salute Proceed at Working Trot to Arena 60m x 0m 0-10 O- EFF Total REMARKS A Split Pair Serpentine 3 equal loops, crossing on center line A HF & MK F & K A D L M M Between & H Between H & E E Down entre Line as a Pair Split Pair. Working Trot circle 10m right and left Proceed as Pair to Split Pair Show some lengthened strides, crossing near Working Trot Down entre Line as a Pair Medium Walk Free Walk on a Long Rein Medium Walk Working Trot Single File (inside rider drops back) Sitting Trot anter left - transition 7 E 0m ircle Left 8 E Between E & A Working Trot Form Pair 9 F H Working Trot on the diagonal 10 Between M & B B Single File (inside rider drops back) Sitting Trot anter Right - transition 11 B 0m ircle Right 1 B Between B & A Working Trot Form Pair 13 K M Working Trot on the diagonal 14 L Between & I 15 G OLLETIVE MARKS PAES IMPULSION AND AEPTANE OF BIT Turn down entre Line Split Pair One 10m half circle left and right Form Pair Halt and Salute Leave the Arena as a Pair on a Long Rein at A POSITION AND SEAT orrect use of the aids GENERAL IMPRESSION Obedience and ability to work as a pair (x5) 5 POINTS TO BE DEDUTED (Errors of ourse etc) TOTAL POINTS TO OUNT (30 Points) JUDGE S SIGNATURE SOLID GOLD 05 SH WN TEST SORE SHEET 05 ERRORS OF OURSE (to be deducted) 1 st Error Points nd Error 4 Points 3 rd Error 8 Points 4 th Error Elimination Use of Voice Points per use

63 PONY LUB WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN * KANANDAH * GINGAMURRAH * TURNOUT SHEET LUB RIDER NO. NAME HEAD MANE RUMP TAIL UNDERBODY HORSE lean Eyes, Nostrils, Muzzle. No hair protruding from ears. Hair under jaw trimmed. Very clean, shiny, no dandruff or sign of grease. lipped (trimmed) Bridle Path no longer than the length of the ear when folded back. Plaited forelock. Long manes may be braided. Uneven number of similar size plaits on neck. No false plaits. lean shiny coat. NO patterns allowed. lean, especially Dock (no dandruff or sign of grease). Either Braided/Plaited or Pulled. NO false tails. Squared (banged) length of tail between hocks and fetlocks. No long hairs, clean. Marks 0-10 o-eff TOTAL OMMENTS LEGS HOOVES OAT GENERAL ONDITION lean, neat and Tidy. Feathers, oronets trimmed. Excess skin on chestnuts removed. Healthy clean hooves with either well fitting shoes or trimmed feet. Hooves may be oiled or dressed. lean, shiny, silky to touch. Overall picture should be of a clean, shining, well presented animal (not too fat or thin). TOTAL (/100) GEAR ondition (not quality) of prime importance BRIDLE LEATHER lean, supple, no cracks or splits, no broken or missing keepers. BIT Spotless. orrect Size. orrect bit according to competition rules. Marks 0-10 o-eff TOTAL OMMENTS BRIDLE STITHING BRIDLE FIT SADDLE FIT SADDLE GIRTH STIRRUPS STIRRUP LEATHERS SADDLE LOTHS All stitching safe. orrectly fitting heek Pieces, Throat Latch, Browband, Noseband. orrect fit for horse and rider. All stitching perfect Leather to be clean, supple, no cracks or splits. Minimum of two buckles. If there are three girth straps with two buckle girth, the girth must be buckled to the front and either of the other two straps. A folded leather girth must have open fold facing rear of horse. Spotless, correct fit. Stirrup Treads (optional) clean and in good repair. Perfect stitching, not to be worn thin where stirrup iron hangs. Safety bars, if hinged, to be turned down. lean. lub colours or White. Tags to be used or removed. Slightly larger than saddle with front pulled up into arch of saddle. JOHPHURS BOOTS SHIRT TIE JUMPER HELMET HAIR GLOVES BADGE/DISK RIDER TOTAL (/100) lean, correctly fitted to waist (no hipsters). White, beige, bone or fawn. lean, polished. No splits or holes in soles. Leggings/Gaiters (if worn) to be full grain leather matching boots All to be in lub colours. Neatly fitting Approved Helmet - fitting correctly, clean. lub hat cover optional. Tied up in hairnet lean, in good condition, correctly fitted. On V of Jumper. Jewellery, body piercing and nail polish not permitted. TOTAL (/50) Marks 0-10 o-eff TOTAL OMMENTS OVERALL PITURE OF HORSE & RIDER (/50) OVERALL TURNOUT TOTAL (/300) SOLID GOLD 05. KAN GING TURNOUT 08

64 PONY LUB WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN KANANDAH & GINGAMURRAH TROPHIES WORKOUT MARKING SHEET ARENA SIZE 60M 30M * KANANDAH * GINGAMURRAH * LUB TEST Marks 0-10 o- Eff TOTAL REMARKS 1 A Enter in Pairs, Working Trot Rising Halt in Pairs, Salute. Proceed Working Trot Rising Turn Left in Pairs, around arena to A A KM M E A E B A A B E 9 Half ircle Left to, Working Trot Rising Half ircle Right to, Working Trot Rising Around Arena To K, Working Trot Rising hange Rein, showing some lengthened strides, Rising Trot Working Trot, Rising Turn Left Riders 1 & 3 30m ircle Left Working Trot Rising Riders & 4: 30m ircle Right Working Trot Rising ½ circles to A &, Sitting Trot Riders 1 & 3 anter ircle Left 30 metres Riders & 4 anter ircle Right 30 metres On returning to Riders 1 & 3, Rising Trot On returning to A Riders & 4, Rising Trot Turn Left/Right, Form Single File (Order 1,, 3, 4) before Turn Right Turn Right Sitting Trot (single file) Riders 1 & 3 Turn Right, Rising Trot Riders & 4 Turn Left, Rising Trot Riders 1 & 3 Turn Right Riders & 4 Turn Left Form Pairs, Rising Trot to Pair Riders 1 & Turn Right Rising Trot Around Arena Pair Riders 3 & 4 Turn Left Rising Trot Around Arena A E B G M&H Turn down center line in Team of Four (4 3 1) Sitting Trot Pair Riders 1 & Turn Right, Rising Trot Pair Riders 3 & 4 Turn Left, Rising Trot Pair Riders 1 & Half ircle Right Pair Riders 3 & 4 Half ircle Left Form into Team of Four, Walk Halt, Salute, Proceed at Walk Pair Riders 1 & Turn Right Pair Riders 3 & 4 Turn Left Across diagonals to Leave Arena in Pairs at Free Walk Pair Riders 1 &, followed by Pair Riders 3 & 4 WORK AS A TEAM x 3 HARMONY OF HORSES & RIDERS x TOTAL WORKOUT POINTS (/00 x 4=4800) 4 TURNOUT SORE AS PER SEPARATE SHEET Rider 1 (/300) TURNOUT SORE AS PER SEPARATE SHEET Rider (/300) TURNOUT SORE AS PER SEPARATE SHEET Rider 3 (/300) TURNOUT SORE AS PER SEPARATE SHEET Rider 4 (/300) GRAND TOTAL POINTS (/6000) Judge s Signature: Date:.. SOLID GOLD 05. KAN GING TURNOUT 08

65 PONY LUB WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN KANANDAH & GINGAMURAH TROPHIES WORKOUT 1 A Enter in Pairs, Working Trot Rising Halt in Pairs, Salute. Proceed Working Trot Rising Turn Left in Pairs, around arena to A 3 A Half ircle Left to, Working Trot Rising Half ircle Right to, Working Trot Rising Around Arena To K, Working Trot Rising 4 KM M hange Rein, showing some lengthened strides, Rising Trot Working Trot, Rising 5 E Turn Left Riders 1 & 3: 1 x 30m ircle Left Working Trot Rising Riders & 4: 1 x 30m ircle Right Working Trot Rising ½ circles to A &, Sitting Trot 6 A Riders 1 & 3 anter ircle Left 30 metres Riders & 4 anter ircle Right 30 metres On returning to A, Riders 1 & 3, Rising Trot On returning to, Riders & 4, Rising Trot SOLID GOLD 05. KAN GING TURNOUT 08

66 PONY LUB WESTERN AUSTRALIA IN 7 E B A A Turn Left/Right, Form Single File (Order 1,, 3, 4) before Turn Right Turn Right Sitting Trot (single file) 0 8 B E Riders 1 & 3 Turn Right, Rising Trot Riders & 4 Turn Left, Rising Trot Riders 1 & 3 Turn Right Riders & 4 Turn Left Form Pairs, Rising Trot to 9 Pair Riders 1 & : Turn Right Rising Trot Around Arena Pair Riders 3 & 4 : Turn Left Rising Trot Around Arena 10 A Turn down center line in Team of Four (4 3 1) Sit Trot Pair Riders 1 & Turn Right, Rising Trot Pair Riders 3 & 4 Turn Left, Rising Trot 11 E B G Pair Riders 1 & H Right Pair Riders 3 & 4 Half ircle Left Form into Team of Four, Walk Halt, Salute 1 M&H Pair Riders 1 & Turn Right Pair Riders 3 & 4 Turn Left Across diagonals to Leave Arena in Pairs at Free Walk Pair Riders 1 &, followed by Pair Riders 3 & 4 SOLID GOLD 05. KAN GING TURNOUT 08

67 Oakover Terena Musical Ride SETION 1 PANTOMIME / STORY IN OSTUME LUB TITLE DATE VENUE 1 OMPULSORY MOVEMENTS EEUTION OF PANTOMIME/STORY Safety of participants will be considered in this section Judge s Mark 0-10 O- EFF x 3 TOTAL OMMENTS ostume Suitability of ostume to Theme x 3 MUSI Suitability to the Theme and the Paces of the Horses/Ponies x 3 4 DRESSING Ability of the Riders to keep position during performance x 4 5 HARMONY As a Team and between Horses/Ponies and Riders x 6 HOREOGRAPHY Use of arena, Flow of Movements, Originality of plan x 3 7 ORIGINALITY Originality of costume/theme x 3 8 OVERALL APPEAL x 3 TOTAL SORE 30 GENERAL OMMENTS: PERENTAGE JUDGE S NAME JUDGE S SIGNATURE Novaore\DMS\ommittees\Dressage\DR - Musical Ride Score Sheet 1 of1 Nextreview 4 Jun 017 Rev 1.1 (4 Jun 016) Approvedby ARMQUEEN

68 Oakover Terena Musical Ride SETION FORMATION / PONY LUB UNIFORM LUB TITLE DATE VENUE 1 MARKING RITERIA EEUTION OF RIDE Safety of participants will be considered in this section Judge s Mark 0-10 O- EFF x 3 TOTAL OMMENTS PRESENTATION Presentation of Riders and Mounts x 3 MUSI Suitability to the Ride and the paces of the Horses/Ponies x 3 4 DRESSING Ability of the Riders to keep position during performance x HARMONY As a Team and between Horses/Ponies and Riders HOREOGRAPHY Use of Arena, Flow of Movements, Originality of Plan x x 3 7 OVERALL APPEAL x 3 TOTAL SORE 00 GENERAL OMMENTS: PERENTAGE JUDGE S JUDGE S NAME SIGNATURE If more than on Ride has the same final score, the Ride with the highest marks for Dressing will be the Leader.

69 APPENDI B FORMS PONY LUB ASSOIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

70 SUBSTITUTION OF HORSE/RIDER AFTER LOSE OF ENTRIES In the case of injury after the closing date of a state event, an application for substitution of a team member or horse must be made to the appropriate Sport ommittee. The application must be made by submitting a Pony lub WA Substitution Form and such applications will be given full consideration. The decision of the Sport ommittee is final. Substitutions prior to the start of the event: lubs may not substitute a member of a composite team to fill a vacancy in a club team once the draw has been completed. A duly qualified horse and rider combination, not already entered in the competition/class, may be added as a substitution. This form is to be signed and submitted by the Team Manager or lub Official, not the individual. Substitutions on the day of the event: Teams making substitutions on the day of the event can only substitute with a duly qualified horse/rider already entered in the event, but not the class in question. This form is to be signed and submitted by the Team Manager or lub Official, not the individual. Event: Substituted Rider: Replacing Rider: Substituted Horse: Replacing Horse: lass/es for substitution Requested prior to start of event Y/N Requested on the day of the event Y/N lub Official Name: Signed: Date: Team Manager Name: Signed: Date: The below declaration MUST be signed by lub Officials if horse/rider is not already entered in the event: We, the undersigned, do hereby declare that he above named horse and rider combinations ARE OMPETENT and have completed (3) pony club rallies, at least two () of which were at the club the combination will be representing in this competition. We have read and understood the definition of a working rally in the PAWA Handbook, and declare that the rallies used for qualification were undertaken in accordance with the abovementioned definition. I declare I am duly qualified for this event and have attached record of qualifications where applicable: ompetitor: Name: Signed: Date: ommittee use only: Date received by ommittee: Date Approved by ommittee: Time Received by ommittee: Date Approved by ommittee:

71 STATE OMPETITION PROTEST FORM A protest, or the intent to protest, must be lodged with the Event Secretary no later than 30 minutes after the scores and results have been posted. Protests must be in writing on this prescribed form, signed by the person making the protest and presented personally with any supporting evidence, names of witnesses and the necessary deposit of $50. The $50 fee will be refunded if the protest is upheld. Team Manager for team events. Parent or guardian for individual events if the rider is under the age of 18. Rider for individual events if the rider is over the age of 18. All protests lodged will be considered by the Appeals ommittee. The decision of the Appeals ommittee is final. Event: Rider: Protest submitted by: Date Submitted: Rider Signature: Team Manager Signature: Horse: Position: Time Submitted: Mobile: Mobile: Brief Description of Protest: Witness 1: Witness : Mobile: Mobile: Please attach further details/documentation/evidence to support your Protest. Event Secretary Use Only Date Received: Time Received: