Equestrian Dressage Standard Arena

Standard arena is 66x197 ft and used for examination of the both dressage and eventing. The standard dressage arena letters are A, K, V, E, S, H, C, M, R, B, P, F. 

There is conjecture as to why these letters were selected. The majority generally it is thought that for the reason that the German cavalry had a 20 x 60 meter area in stuck between the quarters which had the letters positioned above the doors. 

The letters on the lengthy parts of the arena adjacent to the angles are 19.7 ft in from the corners and are 39.4 ft separately to others. The letters in the center of the arena are D, L, X, G, with X marking the middle line. At the start of the examination the horse come into at A. There is always an evaluator sitting at C though for high-level contest. There are equal to five judges at varies seats in the region of the arena at C, E, B, M, and H which consent to the horse to be observe in every action from all point of views. 

This helps put off confident responsibility from going unobserved which possibly not easy for a judge to see as of only one region of the arena. For instance the horse's straightness going across the slanting may be review by judges at M and H. Judges are approved by the USEF for special levels of categories in the United States depending on the judge's knowledge and education. The dressage arena also has a middle line from A to C, leaving throughout X in the center as well as two quarter-lines. Olympic Equestrian Dressage Tickets are on sale at Sport Ticket Exchange.
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