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Andrew Weeden's well designed dressage tests with diagrams are a fast & easy way to learn from Prelim to Grand Prix.
For me learning visual patterns helps me to recall movements more quickly.
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Sharnel
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Please Note:
On Intro's, Prelims & Novice Tests, Movements stating, 2-3, 2-5 and 3-7 steps in walk, have now been changed to 'one horses length'
The tests numbers are Intro A, Prelim 13,14,15 and Novice 20,25,26,27 & 38.
On Novice 39 2010, Movement 18
British Dressage has removed the just before B, the movement now reads:
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Transition to working trot |
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Circle right 20 metres and allow the horse to stretch on a long rein. |
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Example Test Set
Example Page
Example Movement Diagram
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Tests Sets
2011 Test Changes
Please note: Their are only test changes at Advanced Medium and Advanced levels this year, These are: New tests AM 92 & 96 and A 105 & 108.
A 104 & 106 are no longer used, all other tests remain the same as 2010.
These approved official British Dressage and British Eventing, laminated dressage tests with diagrams, are the easiest way to learn and memorise your dressage tests.
They are in a clear and concise uniformed layout in black and white, (not colour). This has been proven to be the best and easiest layout to remember.
Colour coded diagrams, actually make it more complicated and harder to learn them, they also can causes problems with people who are colour blind.
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