Dressage | Easy
Lateral displacement of the shoulders
Milaydie
Pegasus
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Dressage | Hard
Achieve a canter–walk transition on a 10-meter circle.
PREMIUM
Dressage | Medium
Be able to strike off into canter from the walk on a 10-meter circle.
PREMIUM
Dressage | Medium
Begin developing the lowering and engagement of one hind leg.
PREMIUM
Dressage | Medium
Be able to halt from the walk and rein back straight for 4–5 steps along the track.
PREMIUM
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
To have a horse that is straight between the rider’s hands and legs, regardless of the obstacle.
Dressage | Medium
🎯 Keep the horse supple.
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.
PREMIUM
Dressage | Easy
Serpentine patterns are excellent exercises to challenge the horse’s lateral balance and therefore the tone of his thoracic sling, thanks to the continuous alternation from right to left.
PREMIUM
Dressage | Medium
Variations in frame and head height help challenge the horse’s balance and therefore the tone of his thoracic sling.
PREMIUM
Dressage | Medium
La variation d'amplitude est un excellant indicateur de la tonicité de la sangle thoracique. Cette variation met l'équilibre du cheval à l'épreuve et lui demande donc de "se tenir" donc de maintenir son centre de gravité, et donc de solliciter sa sangle thoracique.
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Dressage | Customizable
The walk-trot transition is a good indicator of the tone of the thoracic sling. If your horse tries to avoid using its thoracic sling, the quality of your transition will suffer.
Dressage | Hard
To supple the horse, improve hindquarter engagement, and increase stride length.
PREMIUM
Dressage | Hard
Halt – rein-back – depart in collected trot
PREMIUM
Dressage | Medium
Alternating a counter-shoulder-fore and a shoulder-fore down the long side
PREMIUM
Dressage | Easy
Asking for intra-gait transitions in all three gaits on a 20-meter circle