8013-1 Anika

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1				PURPOSE: Tests provide an introduction to the discipline of Western Dressage; the horse performs only at the walk and jog. The rider should demonstrate correct basic position, use of basic aids, and understanding of the figures. The horse should show relaxation; and harmony between horse and rider is important. The horse accepts the aids and influence of the rider. The jog should be a natural gait within the horse's scope and should demonstrate a swinging back.			RIDER #	8013-1
2							NAME:	Anika Sadler
3							JUDGE:	Charlotte Trentelman
4							Max Pts:	180
5							Final Score:	63.056%
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7	WDAA INTRO LEVEL TEST 2
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9			TEST	DIRECTIVES	POINTS	*	TOTAL	REMARKS
10	1	A X	Enter working walk Halt, salute Proceed working walk	Straightness, regularity and quality of the walk; balance in the downward transition to square, straight halt; immobility.	6.5		6.5	Inattentive. Entry and halt could be straighter.
11	2	Between X & G C	Develop working jog through the working walk Track left, working jog	Willing, smooth transition; balance and bend in the turn and corner; regularity and quality of the jog.	6.5		6.5	Unsteady in bridle.
12	3	E	Circle left 20m, working jog In the last quarter of the circle develop working walk	Balance and bend on the circle; regularity and quality of the jog; willing, smooth transition; regularity and quality of the walk.	5.5	2	11	Avoids contact. Tempo varies.
13	4	E A	Proceed straight ahead, working walk Halt 4 seconds, proceed working walk	Straightness; regularity and quality of the walk; balance and bend in the corner; balance in transition to square, straight halt; immobility; willingness.	7		7	Quiet halt, but, braced on reins.
14	5	F - X - H H	Change rein, free walk Working walk	Horse willing to freely stretch the neck forward and down; relaxation; swing through the back; ground cover; regularity and quality of the walk; balance and bend in corner; willing, smooth transition.	8	2	16	Clear rhythm. Marching well.
15	6	C	Halt 4 seconds, proceed working walk	Balance in transition to square, straight halt; immobility; willing, smooth transition; regularity and quality of the walk.	5		5	Cannot give credit for squareness or contact unless movement is visible on tape.
16	7	Between C & M	Develop working jog	Willing, smooth transition; balance and bend in the corner; regularity and quality of the jog.	5.5		5.5	Late transition (after M). Fussy in bridle.
17	8	B	Circle right 20m, working jog, proceed straight ahead, working jog	Balance and bend on the circle and in the corner; regularity and quality of the jog; straightness.	5.5	2	11	Fussy. Inattentive. Tempo varies.
18	9	A X G	Down centerline Working walk Halt, salute	Balance and bend in the turn; straightness; regularity and quality of the jog; willing, smooth transition; regularity and quality of the walk; balance in downward transition to square, straight halt; immobility.	6		6	Fairly straight halt, but unsteady in contact on centerline.
19	Leave arena in free walk. Exit at A.
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21		COLLECTIVE MARKS			POINTS		TOTAL	REMARKS
22		1	Gaits	Freedom and regularity	7		7
23		2	Impulsion	Desire to move forward with suppleness of the back and steady tempo.	6.5		6.5	Tense through back. Tempo varies.
24		3	Rider’s Position, Seat, and Hands	Well-balanced elastic seat demonstrating vertical, centered alignment, with light independent contact from hand(s)	7		7	Hand not level at times.
25		4	Rider’s Correct and Effective Use of the Aids	Evidenced by the horse's responsiveness; steady elastic connection cultivating athletic expression. Accuracy - precise placement of the figures and transitions, the effectiveness of the rider's aids determines the accurate fulfillment of the required movements of the tests	6.5		6.5	Connection should be more elastic.
26		5	Harmony	The horse accepts the aids and influence of the rider with attention, relaxation and confidence; and demonstrates a willing partnership between horse and rider resulting in a free flowing performance	6	2	12	Too much resistence to aids to present a free flowing performance.
27		Horse and rider show capability to achieve higher scores. Problems with horse's attention and acceptance of bit need to be worked on.
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32		POINTS:	113.5
33		ERRORS:	0
34		SUBTOTAL:	113.5
35		SCORE:	63.056%
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