8062 Lilly

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H
1				PURPOSE: To confirm that the horse demonstrates correct basics, and having achieved the thrust required in First Level, now accepts more weight on the hindquarters (collection); moves with an uphill tendency, especially in the medium gaits; and is reliably on the bit. A greater degree of straightness, bending, suppleness, throughness, balance and self-carriage is required than at First Level.			RIDER #	8062
2							NAME:	Lilly Gilbertson
3							JUDGE:	Ida Norris
4							Max Pts:	370
5							Final Score:	56.892%
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8	2019 USDF SECOND LEVEL TEST 1
9			TEST	DIRECTIVES	POINTS	*	TOTAL	REMARKS
10	1	A X	Enter collected trot Halt, salute Proceed collected trot	Engagement, uphill balance and quality of trot; clear, balanced transitions; straightness; attentiveness; immobility (min. 3 seconds)	7.5		7.5	shoulders fall slightly right at the halt. suggest taking a moment longer ( slower with your salute to capitalize on this elegant presentation and for the judge to reponds and sit down) . rider left size ( shoulder and hip) upo and forward
11	2	C H-P P	Track left Change rein, medium trot Collected trot	Bend and balance in turns; moderate lengthening of frame and stride with engagement, elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance	5.5		5.5	rider has hyperextension of upper back ( behind her seat leaning back) puts weight on the back of the saddle - horses back goes down , needs more med
12	3	P-K	(Transitions H and P) Collected trot	Clear, balanced transitions; consistent tempo	5.5		5.5	needs more impulsion/engagement ( riders weight and aids to be more correct) rider still behind vertical
13	4	K-E E	Shoulder-in right Turn right	Angle, bend and balance; engagement and quality of trot	4	2	8	wide and no bond, this is leg yield, and above the bit thru turn
14	5	B B-M	Turn left Shoulder-in left	Angle, bend and balance; engagement and quality of trot	6	2	12	needs support from outside leg to secure collection and bend
15	6	C	Halt, rein back 3 to 4 steps Proceed medium walk	Immobility; willing steps back with correct rhythm and count; straightness; clear transitions	5	2	10	unfortunate jog forward after nice rein back
16	7	C-S	Medium walk	Regularity and quality of walk	5	2	10	finally settled needs march
17	8	S-F F	Change rein, free walk Medium walk	Regularity and quality of walks; reach and ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward and downward; straightness; clear, balanced transitions	7	2	14	wishing for longer steps like the stretch
18	9	Before A A	Shorten stride in walk Collected canter right lead	Clear, balanced transition; regularity and quality of gaits	5		5	prompt but above the bit
19	10	K-S S	Medium canter Collected canter	Moderate lengthening of frame and stride with engagement, elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance; consistent tempo; clear balanced transitions	5.5		5.5	rider looks in and down, horse balanced on inside shoulder ( needs uphill and impul)
20	11	C	Circle right 10m	Regularity and quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend; balance	5.5		5.5	neck overbent to inside ( out through shoulder falling out/large) ie loses engagement, size shape and bal
21	12	M-E E-V	Change rein Counter canter	Regularity, quality and balance of canter; straightness	7	2	14	liked the impul, bal in c.c.
22	13	V K	Collected trot Medium walk	Regularity and quality of gaits; clear, balanced transitions	7		7	looked more balanced
23	14	Before A A	Shorten stride in walk Collected canter left lead	Clear, balanced transition; regularity and quality of gaits	3		3	above the bit and wrong lead
24	15	F-R R	Medium canter Collected canter	Moderate lengthening of frame and stride with engagement, elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance; consistent tempo; clear balanced transitions	5.5		5.5	conservative and needs uphill
25	16	C	Circle left 10m	Regularity and quality of canter; shape and size of circle; bend; balance	4		4	above the bit, steering on inside rein, falling out
26	17	H-B B-P	Change rein Counter canter	Regularity, quality and balance of canter; straightness	7	2	14	looks better here, straighter and more on bit
27	18	P F	Collected trot Medium walk	Regularity and quality of gaits; clear, balanced transitions	7		7
28	19	Before A A	Shorten stride in walk Collected canter right lead	Clear, balanced transition; regularity and quality of gaits	5		5	above the bit needs balin short side corners / rider collapse over right rib cage /leaning
29	20	E E-H-C-M	Collected trot Collected trot	Clear, balanced transition; quality of trot; consistent tempo	7		7	looks straighter more bla on long sides but leans through corners/
30	21	M-V V	Change rein, medium trot Collected trot	Moderate lengthening of frame and stride with engagement, elasticity, suspension, straightness and uphill balance	5		5	small lengthening, riders back in hyper extension
31	22	V-A	(Transitions M and V) Collected trot	Clear, balanced transitions; consistent tempo	5		5	need engagement , impul;, uphill
32	23	A X	Down centerline Halt, salute	Bend and balance in turn; engagement, uphill balance and quality of trot; clear, balanced transition; straightness; attentiveness; immobility (min. 3 seconds)	6		6	slow to get on centerline, shoulders right, haunches left
33	Leave arena at A in free walk.
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36		COLLECTIVE MARKS			POINTS		TOTAL	REMARKS
37		1	GAITS (Freedom and regularity)		6	1	6	freedom
38		2	IMPULSION (Desire to move forward; elasticity of the steps; suppleness of the back; engagement of the hindquarters)		5	2	10	engagement, tracking behind shoulders, impulsion
39		3	SUBMISSION (Willing cooperation; harmony; attention and confidence; acceptance of bit and aids; straightness; lightness of forehand and ease of movements)		6	2	12	willing but not confirmed on the bit in transitions and lateral work, ease of movements
40		4	RIDER’S POSITION AND SEAT (Alignment; posture; stability; weight placement; following mechanics of the gaits)		6	1	6	quiet rider but hyperextension of upper back, hands to be more elastic, rider mostly on right seatbone and right leg, leans to turn long term hyperextension of the upper back will cause compressed discs in a rider.
41		5	RIDER’S CORRECT AND EFFECTIVE USE OF AIDS (Clarity; subtlety; independence; accuracy of test)		5.5	1	5.5	accuracy, bend, correct blancance and position to support collecting aids
42		Thank you for this lovely turnout! Gorgeous to have a traditional outfit on this horse! this team has potential. Rider .. avoid getting behind vertical.. use core and sit "UP" through body do not lean back! . Work on correct turning aids.. be sure seat and stirrup weight is even left to right which is essential for collection, lateral work and tight turning figures. good luck!
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47		POINTS:	210.5
48		ERRORS:	0
49		SUBTOTAL:	210.5
50		SCORE:	56.892%
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