Equestrian Dressage tests governed by the FEI are the Prix St At the
international level. This included Grand Prix, Intermediare I, Intermediare II
and Georges. The dressage tests carry out at the Olympic Games Dressage contest
are Grand Prix. This level of test stresses the most ability and attentiveness
from both rider and horse.
Piaffe
Calm, composed, important trot in position although negligible
movement onward is allowable and not telling off in opposition as it is the normal
way of performing arts.
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| Piaffe |
Passage
A very composed trot in which the horse has great height of treads
and appears to break in proceedings between putting downward its feet. Explain very well like a horse trotting under
water it obtains great potency and preparation to get a good passage.
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| Passage |
Extended gaits
Frequently done at the trot and sprint the horse grows
longer its stride to the utmost length from side to side great onward thrust
and reach. Grand Prix horses show astonishing trot extension. Though not as
visually imposing, equally significant is the comprehensive walk which shows
that the horse can easily unwind and make bigger in the middle of the more composed
movements.
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| Extended gaits |
Collected gaits
It is the limitation of tread in which the horse takes it’s back
more beneath him and takes more weight on his back end. The cadence does not change
the horse just abbreviate and make higher his tread.
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| Collected gaits |
Flying changes in sequence
The horse change lead at the canter every stride casually
called tempi at this level one tempo or two strides or two tempi and three
strides or three temps.
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| Flying changes in sequence |
Pirouette
It is a 360 or 180 degree turn in place depending on the
level, usually carry out at the center. In Freestyle to music test, a turn of
up to 720° is allowable for Grand Prix.
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| Pirouette |
Half-pass
A group where the horse leave on a slanting touching to one
side and forward at the same time, as bent somewhat in the course of progress. Tests
ridden at the Olympic Games are scored by a panel of seven international
judges. Each movement in each test receives a numeric score from 0 to
10 (highest) and the resulting final score is then transformed into an entitlement,
which is approved out to three decimal points. The higher the score is which
have higher the percentage.
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| Half-pass
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