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I have been judging Dressage for several years now, and I am working to move up the judges lists. At the moment I judge up to Novice for both British Dressage and British Eventing. In unaffiliated competitions I have judged much higher levels, but that's not what this post is about. Last summer I was judging Novice 23, the test being used for the Area festivals. This test includes 15 metre circles at A & C in trot. On one particular day I had 31 or 32 in the class, and I saw 3 correctly positioned & sized circles at A. That's 10% of the class. 90% rode circles that were too small, poorly positioned or too large. This, combined with discussions I have fairly regularly with people who feel dau
Out of saddle conversations about where you are with your horse, where you want to be, and how you may be able to get there,
