Investigative Project - Dressage scores

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Hi Everyone!

I Have a massive favour to ask of all you dressage people out there...

... I am carrying out an investigative project as a unit in my College course (Extended Diploma In Horse Management) and need responses from as many people as possible to the questionnaire below.
The main aim of my project is to compare the dressage scores of different breeds of horses in order to determine which breeds are preferable for low and high level dressage tests, and which movements they are best at.

All your responses would be much appreciated as it will contribute considerably to my results!

If you could reply by simply listing the question numbers and then one of the optional answers alongside it, that would be brilliant :)

Many Thanks,

Jen :)

How does your horse move?

To the Recipients of this questionnaire,
Hi there, my name is Jen Hall – I am a level three student currently studying at Hadlow College and am gathering some primary data in order to complete one of my study units. The aim of the project I am carrying out as part of my course is to determine how different breeds of horse differ in their ability to perform a range of dressage movements and which breed overall is best suited to classical riding. I would be extremely grateful if you could spare a small amount of time to fill out this simple questionnaire as your answers will contribute to the raw data I will be using to fulfil the aim of my investigation.
Many thanks for your co-operation.
Please answer the following questions appropriately:
1. What breed is your Horse?


2. How old is your horse?

5< age <10
10< age <15
15< age <20
20< age <25
25<


3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Walk & Trot
Preliminary
Novice
Elementary
Medium
Advanced Medium
Advanced
Prix St Georges
Intermediate I
Intermediate II
Grand Prix

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

0%<
10%<
20%<
30%<
40%<
50%<
60%<
70%<
80%<
90%<

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot
Collected movements
Medium Movements
Extended Movements
Counter canter
Flying Changes
Pirouettes
Lateral work
 
Horse 1 - Kiwi
JenAndSon said:
1. What breed is your Horse?
Warmblood (1/2 Hanoverian, 1/2 NZ Sports Horse)

2. How old is your horse?
10< age <15

3. What dressage level are you competing at?
Other - FEI Para Dressage Grade IV - comparable to Advanced Medium I believe.

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?
60%< (averaging scores in the high 60s)


5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)
Extended Movements
Flying Changes
Lateral work
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Horse 2 - Nellie
JenAndSon said:
1. What breed is your Horse?
Hanoverian

2. How old is your horse?
5< age <10

3. What dressage level are you competing at?
In train to Other FEI Para Dressage Grade IV but not yet established as only 6

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?
60%< (averaging mid 60s)

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)
Free walk/trot
Extended Movements
Counter canter
Click to expand...
 
1. What breed is your Horse? Danish Warmblood


2. How old is your horse? 11


3. What dressage level are you competing at? Elementary


4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows? Between 60 & 70%


5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot
Collected movements
Counter canter
 
1)What breed is your horse=> Danish Warmblood X TB

2)How old is your horse=> 24

3)What level of dressage does she compete at=> currently prelim (competed 16years ago at medium)

4)Average Scores=> 70% (to be fair only done 4 tests since the beginning of the year after a 16 year absence)

5)Movements getting the highest marks=> free walk on a long rein and canter work
 
1. What breed is your Horse? TB x WB

2. How old is your horse? 13 (14 in 1 weeks time)

3. What dressage level are you competing at? Novice

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows? Normally in the 60's

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot
Collected movements
 
1. What breed is your Horse?

Connemara

2. How old is your horse?

7

3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Novice

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

Early 60's

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?

Medium Movements
 
1. What breed is your Horse?

Welsh Sec D x TB


2. How old is your horse?


15< age <20



3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Elementary Medium

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?


60%<


5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)


Extended Movements
Lateral Work
 
1. What breed is your Horse?

Welsh Cob


2. How old is your horse?

20< age <25


3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Walk & Trot

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

60 - 70 %

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?

Free walk/trot
 
Horse 1
Please answer the following questions appropriately:
1. What breed is your Horse?
Connemara / Irish Sports Pony


2. How old is your horse
10< age <15 (13)

3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Novice
Elementary

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

Approx 60%-63%


5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot

Medium Movements


Horse 2
Please answer the following questions appropriately:
1. What breed is your Horse?
TB X


2. How old is your horse?

5< age <10

3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Elementary


4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

60-65%

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot
 
1. What breed is your Horse? Highland


2. How old is your horse? 5


3. What dressage level are you competing at? Prelim-novice unaff


4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows? Between 60 & 70%


5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk / trot work
 
1. What breed is your Horse?

ID X TB

2. How old is your horse?

20< age <25

3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Preliminary

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

60%<

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot
 
1. What breed is your Horse?
Hanovarian

2. How old is your horse?
9


3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Elementary
Medium

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

60%-70%

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Extended Movements
Lateral work
 
1. What breed is your Horse?

Welsh D


2. How old is your horse?

5< age <10 -- 8


3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Preliminary (affiliated)
Novice (unaffiliated)

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

60%< 70%


5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk
Working trot
 
1. What breed is your Horse? Cob


2. How old is your horse? 17


3. What dressage level are you competing at? Preliminary

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows? Mid 60's

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for? Canter work
 
1. What breed is your Horse?

Connemara

2. How old is your horse?

5

3. What dressage level are you competing at?

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

60%<

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Working trot
Halt
 
1. What breed is your Horse? Highland

2. How old is your horse? 10

3. What dressage level are you competing at? Preliminary

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?55-60%

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot
 
for my old horse:

1. What breed is your Horse?
tb x wb

2. How old is your horse?

10< age <15


3. What dressage level are you competing at?
Preliminary
Novice

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

60%<

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Medium Movements
Counter canter
 
JenAndSon said:
Hi Everyone!

I Have a massive favour to ask of all you dressage people out there...

... I am carrying out an investigative project as a unit in my College course (Extended Diploma In Horse Management) and need responses from as many people as possible to the questionnaire below.
The main aim of my project is to compare the dressage scores of different breeds of horses in order to determine which breeds are preferable for low and high level dressage tests, and which movements they are best at.

All your responses would be much appreciated as it will contribute considerably to my results!

If you could reply by simply listing the question numbers and then one of the optional answers alongside it, that would be brilliant :)

Many Thanks,

Jen :)

How does your horse move?

To the Recipients of this questionnaire,
Hi there, my name is Jen Hall – I am a level three student currently studying at Hadlow College and am gathering some primary data in order to complete one of my study units. The aim of the project I am carrying out as part of my course is to determine how different breeds of horse differ in their ability to perform a range of dressage movements and which breed overall is best suited to classical riding. I would be extremely grateful if you could spare a small amount of time to fill out this simple questionnaire as your answers will contribute to the raw data I will be using to fulfil the aim of my investigation.
Many thanks for your co-operation.
Please answer the following questions appropriately:
1. What breed is your Horse?

TB ex racer

2. How old is your horse?

5< age <10
10< age <15
15< age <20
20< age <25
25<

7yo

3. What dressage level are you competing at?

Walk & Trot
Preliminary
Novice
Elementary
Medium
Advanced Medium
Advanced
Prix St Georges
Intermediate I
Intermediate II
Grand Prix

Prelim and novice

4. On average, what scores do you and your horse generally receive at dressage shows?

0%<
10%<
20%<
30%<
40%<
50%<
60%<
70%<
80%<
90%<

65 to 70%

5. Which of the following movements does your horse generally receive the highest mark for?
(You may choose more than one answer if necessary)

Free walk/trot
Collected movements
Medium Movements
Extended Movements
Counter canter
Flying Changes
Pirouettes
Lateral work
Click to expand...

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