rachaelv2005
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Hey.
Does Anyone know if its legal or allowed to do a dressage test completely without stirrups??
Does Anyone know if its legal or allowed to do a dressage test completely without stirrups??
Dressage??
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Eira
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Under BD rules :
Stirrup leathers and irons are compulsory and must be attached to the saddle and used in the conventional way.
Stirrup leathers and irons are compulsory and must be attached to the saddle and used in the conventional way.
quirky
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I'm only guessing but I think it's a no.
My reasoning is, you are only allowed to do sitting trot at a certain level, although I don't know which it is, possibly Elementary.
Were you planning on doing rising trot without stirrups???
My reasoning is, you are only allowed to do sitting trot at a certain level, although I don't know which it is, possibly Elementary.
Were you planning on doing rising trot without stirrups???
quirky
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Under BD rules :
Stirrup leathers and irons are compulsory and must be attached to the saddle and used in the conventional way.
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Ok, so ISH found the rule that I couldn't
Under BD rules :
Stirrup leathers and irons are compulsory and must be attached to the saddle and used in the conventional way.
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Ok, so ISH found the rule that I couldn't
rachaelv2005
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No its just I can ride much better without them.
And I saw some people today at Chilham Park doing unaffiliated in sitting trot.
Thanks ISH_lover. Not the news I wanted tho. HA!
Hmm. What to do. You see my pony goes so much better when i dont have stirrups. :S. Btw its foxtrots daughter. JazzyB2008 . . . i forgot my password. Lol. x
And I saw some people today at Chilham Park doing unaffiliated in sitting trot.
Thanks ISH_lover. Not the news I wanted tho. HA!
Hmm. What to do. You see my pony goes so much better when i dont have stirrups. :S. Btw its foxtrots daughter. JazzyB2008 . . . i forgot my password. Lol. x
Eira
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RE - Rising/Sitting Trot
For all tests at elementary level and below used at British Dressage competitions trot work may be
executed sitting or rising.
At medium level and above all trot work must be executed sitting. In all F.E.I. Tests trot work must
be executed as instructed on the Score Sheets
Yes I have just read the whole rule book front to back
For all tests at elementary level and below used at British Dressage competitions trot work may be
executed sitting or rising.
At medium level and above all trot work must be executed sitting. In all F.E.I. Tests trot work must
be executed as instructed on the Score Sheets
Yes I have just read the whole rule book front to back
Partoow
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Only exceptions are para riders