Dressage | Easy
Lateral displacement of the shoulders
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Dressage | Easy
Lateral displacement of the shoulders
Cavalettis | Easy
Handiness and accuracy of the line
Cavalettis | Medium
To stay consistent in the gaits and achieve neat transitions with a focus on encouraging the horse to pick up it's feet.
Dressage | Medium
To have a horse that is straight between the rider’s hands and legs, regardless of the obstacle.
Dressage | Easy
Introduce flying changes
Dressage | Medium
Manage stride length and rhythm on a curve
Dressage | Easy
Successfully ask for transitions between trot and canter while paying attention to your position.
Dressage | Easy
To be comfortable and proficient when riding circles and voltes.
Groundwork | Medium
Successfully get your horse to move only one foot at a time. Secondary objective: campo.
Dressage | Hard
To supple the horse, improve hindquarter engagement, and increase stride length.
Cavalettis | Hard
The aim is to use lateral work to achieve straightness, then proceed to jump the cavaletti, all while managing the horse's pace. This exercise develops straightness, lateral suppleness, accuracy of track, and quality of canter in front of a jump.
Cavalettis | Medium
To have a horse attentive to the rider’s aids, without anticipation and in a calm manner.
Dressage | Medium
To work on impulsion, responsiveness, and flexion/acceptance of the bit during transitions.
Jumping | Medium
Improve the horse's technique over fences
Jumping | Hard
Work on rhythm, strength, and the rider’s ability to plan ahead.
Cavalettis | Medium
Straightness, calmness, and rider position
Jumping | Medium
To work on the horse's calmness, focus over fences, and different aspects of rideability.
Dressage | Medium
Improve canter control and accuracy in stride patterns.
Dressage | Easy
Develop proprioception and improve trot-halt transitions.
Dressage | Medium
Improve steering (useful with a neck rope) over ground poles.
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