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114 Open Novice Under 18 2016 BE

The document provides the scale of marks and dressage test for the Open Novice Under 18 Dressage Test 114 (2016). The scale ranges from 10 for excellent to 0 for not performed. The test consists of 20 movements to be ridden in an arena measuring 20m x 40m in a snaffle bridle and takes approximately 4 minutes. Riders are marked out of 200 total points across the test's movements and collective marks for paces, impulsion, submission, position and use of aids.

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114 Open Novice Under 18 2016 BE

The document provides the scale of marks and dressage test for the Open Novice Under 18 Dressage Test 114 (2016). The scale ranges from 10 for excellent to 0 for not performed. The test consists of 20 movements to be ridden in an arena measuring 20m x 40m in a snaffle bridle and takes approximately 4 minutes. Riders are marked out of 200 total points across the test's movements and collective marks for paces, impulsion, submission, position and use of aids.

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The scale of marks is as follows:-

10. Excellent Published by British


9. Very Good
8. Good Eventing. All rights
7. Fairly Good reserved. No part of
6. Satisfactory this publication may be
5. Sufficient OPEN NOVICE UNDER 18 DRESSAGE TEST 114 (2016) reproduced without
4. Insufficient
3. Fairly Bad Arena 20m x 40m prior permission of
2. Bad Approx. Time – 4 minutes British Eventing.
1. Very Bad
0. Not Performed
To be ridden in a snaffle bridle

No……………………………………… HORSE………………………………………… RIDER…………………………………………...


1. 2.
Test Max Marks Observations
Marks Allotted

1. A Enter at Working Trot Continue down centre line without


halting
C Track Left..……………………………………………………….. 10

2. HE Working Trot
E Circle Left 15 Metres Diameter Working Trot
EKAF Working Trot…………………………………………………….. 10

3. FXH Change the Rein Showing Some Medium Trot Strides. …… 10

4. H Working Trot
C Working Canter (Right)
CM Working Canter (Right)…………...……………………………. 10

5. MBF Show Some Medium Canter Strides


FA Working Canter (Right) ………............................................... 10

6. A Circle Right 20 Metres Diameter Give and Retake the Reins


for 3 or 4 Strides over X Working Canter Right ……….......... 10

7. KXM Change The Rein With Transition to Working Trot over X


MC Working Trot
CH Medium Walk………………………………….....…………..... 10

8. HB Change The Rein at Free Walk on a Long Rein……………. 10

9. BF Medium Walk (Mark for Medium Walk CH & BF)


FAK Working Trot (Sitting)…………………………………………… 10

10. KXM Change the Rein Showing Some Medium Trot Strides in
Sitting or Rising. ……………………………………………….. 10

11. MC Working Trot (Sitting)


C Working Canter (Left)
CH Working Canter (Left).……..………………………………….. 10

12. HEK Show Some Medium Canter Strides…………..……………. 10

13. KAF Working Canter (Left)


FXH Change The Rein With Transition to Working Trot Sitting
over X
HC Working Trot (Sitting).………………………………………… 10

14. C Circle Right 15 Metres Diameter Working Trot (Sitting)..….. 10

15. CMB Working Trot (Sitting)


BX ½ 10 Metre Circle Working Trot (Sitting)……………………. 10

16. XG Working Trot (Sitting)


G Halt. Immobility. Salute. ………………………………………... 10
Leave Arena Free Rein Walk at an Appropriate Place
Collective
Marks
Paces (Freedom and Regularity) …………………………………………
17. 10
Impulsion (Desire to Move Forward, Elasticity of the Steps,
18. Suppleness of the Back and Engagement of the Hind
Quarters)……….................................................................................... 10

Submission (Attention and Confidence, Harmony, Lightness and


19.
Ease of the Movements; Acceptance of the Bridle and Lightness
of the Forehand) ……………………………………………………………
10
20. Position and Seat of the Rider, Correct Use and Effectiveness of the
Aids………………………………………………………………………….. 10
TOTAL 200

Total of Column 2 ______

Errors of Course (Rule 6.1.7) to be deducted ______


Judge’s Name…………………………………………
Error Marks (Rule 6.1.8) to be deducted ______

Total marks to count ______ Judge’s Signature …………………………………….

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