British Dressage Introductory Tests (2022) complete set with colour diagrams: Supplied by Dressage Diagrams. By agreement with British Dressage

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You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Please update or, if not possible, install a different (and more modern browser) such as Google Chrome. These tests sheets come with diagrams adjacent to each movement and are designed to help the rider understand and learn the movements of the dressage test more easily. pdf viewer might have different print settings, which will allow you to print at different sizes (poster, booklet etc) which might help. British Dressage Tests, Preliminary, Novice, Elementary, Medium, Advanced Medium, including all FEI tests from Prix St.

They are laminated making them water, wind and tear proof and ideal for outdoor use whatever the weather.These approved official British Dressage, laminated dressage tests with diagrams, are the easiest way to learn and memorise your dressage tests. Please feel free to contact me or if you have any questions or if you spot any mistakes and I will correct them asap. The Approved Official British Dressage Tests with Diagrams in A4 format and with a clear and concise layout. This helps to ensure that the horse and rider build the strong foundation required for the skills needed at higher levels. Find an open space such as your barn aisle, a conference room, an empty tennis court, or a patch of sand on the beach.

The levels include; Intro, Novice, Elementary, Medium, Advanced Medium, Advanced, Prix St George, Intermediate I, Intermediate II and Grand Prix. There are several levels which make up the official British Dressage competitions; starting from Intro, the first level where the test is in walk and trot and Preliminary, which is the first level where canter is introduced. Currently we offer tests from The Pony Club, British Eventing, British Dressage, British Riding Clubs and USA Dressage.You will find all the information on this subject, together with the manner in which you give and withdraw your consent to cookies, in our privacy policy. You could cut the whiteboard up the fit your pocket and drawing it would definitely help with memory. I have tried writing down tests on a bit of card but by the time I have stopped read my crib card we have lost all momentum!

I print mine double sided on A4 and fold it into quarters and stuff it in my bra for reference while I'm practising (hopefully will have more pockets now it's getting colder! Ask a friend to video or consider investing in something like Pivo to video you and your horse riding your test (don't be hard on yourself) and focus on the pattern and your timing so you can be prepared for each movement.

Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. I find that by diagramming the test side-by-side with the movement description, it helps me memorize the test better.