Dressage | Easy
Stay on the inner track at walk and trot
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Lucie Le Corre is an equestrian instructor, certified with a DEJEPS in dressage. A biomechanics specialist, she advocates for the alliance of technically demanding and ethically grounded riding.
Dressage | Easy
Stay on the inner track at walk and trot
Dressage | Easy
Changing your horse’s bend on a 20-meter circle
Dressage | Medium
Changing the diameter of your circle in all three gaits
Dressage | Medium
Performing a leg-yield from the quarter-line
Dressage | Medium
Alternating leg-yield and going straight
Dressage | Easy
Alternating simple transitions through all three gaits on a 20-meter circle
Dressage | Easy
Letting the reins slip and varying your horse’s frame on a 20-meter circle
Dressage | Easy
Asking for intra-gait transitions in all three gaits on a 20-meter circle
Dressage | Medium
Alternating a counter-shoulder-fore and a shoulder-fore down the long side
Dressage | Hard
Halt – rein-back – depart in collected trot
Dressage | Easy
On a 20-meter circle, lengthen the canter into a medium canter for 8 strides, then collect the canter for 8 strides.
Dressage | Medium
Be able to halt from the walk and rein back straight for 4–5 steps along the track.
Dressage | Medium
Begin developing the lowering and engagement of one hind leg.
Dressage | Medium
Be able to strike off into canter from the walk on a 10-meter circle.
Dressage | Hard
Achieve a canter–walk transition on a 10-meter circle.
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